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[Aria]

Hi I'm using Ansys for student 2020R1 installed on a MAC Air configured with virtual box and windows 10. The memory allocation for the virtual box is 53GB of which 5GB currently free. Using the TURBOGRID application, the right part of the screen "view1" (see image) remains completely black. How can I solve this problem?

 

[Karthik Remella]

Moving this to the Installation thread for better visibility.

Thanks.

[tsiriaks]

VirtualBox is pretty poor with graphics. I've seen some success on Bootcamp. However, neither of these are officially tested by ANSYS, so I can't guarantee that Bootcamp would work either.

[Aria]

I have tried with Bootcamp and now seems that Turbogrid works correctly (screen no more black .

Problem solved, thank a lot.

[tsiriaks]

That's great ! Glad to hear that works for you. Please mark the post as 'Is Solution' so we know the issue on this thread has been addressed.

Thank you,

Win

[CAP_NJ]

Hi together, unfortunately I have the same issue, but not related to a virtual box issue, cause I am not running WB or Turbogrid on a virtual box. I run WB and TG on following system:

I would be greatful, if someone has an idea! Thanks and best regards!

"os": {
        "platform": "win32",
        "distro": "Microsoft Windows 10 Home",
        "release": "10.0.19045",
        "codename": "",
        "kernel": "10.0.19045",
        "arch": "x64",
        "hostname": "DESKTOP-72HR1RM",
        "codepage": " 850",
        "logofile": "windows",
        "serial": "",
        "build": "19045",
        "servicepack": "0.0",
        "uefi": false

 "cpu": {
        "manufacturer": "Intel®",
        "brand": "Core™ i7-7700",
        "vendor": "GenuineIntel",
        "family": "6",
        "model": "158",
        "stepping": "9",
        "revision": "",
        "voltage": "",
        "speed": "3.60",
        "speedmin": "",
        "speedmax": "3.60",
        "governor": "",
        "cores": 8,
        "physicalCores": 4,
        "processors": 1,
        "socket": "Other",
        "cache": {
            "l1d": 0,
            "l1i": 0,
            "l2": 1048576,
            "l3": 8388608
        },
        "flags": "de pse tsc msr mce sep mtrr mca cmov psn clfsh ds acpi mmx fxsr sse sse2 ss htt tm ia64 pbe"
    },
    "graphics": {
        "controllers": [
            {
                "vendor": "NVIDIA",
                "model": "NVIDIA GeForce GTX 1070",
                "bus": "PCI",
                "vram": 4095,
                "vramDynamic": true
            }

[CAP_NJ]

Hi together, unfortunately I encountered the same problem, although I am not running WB on a virtual box, but on a windows system (see below) directly. I have not clue what the problem is, hopefully some of you know what to fix?

 "os": {
        "platform": "win32",
        "distro": "Microsoft Windows 10 Home",
        "release": "10.0.19045",
        "codename": "",
        "kernel": "10.0.19045",
        "arch": "x64",
        "hostname": "DESKTOP-72HR1RM",
        "codepage": " 850",
        "logofile": "windows",
        "serial": "",
        "build": "19045",
        "servicepack": "0.0",
        "uefi": false
    },
    "cpu": {
        "manufacturer": "Intel®",
        "brand": "Core™ i7-7700",
        "vendor": "GenuineIntel",
        "family": "6",
        "model": "158",
        "stepping": "9",
        "revision": "",
        "voltage": "",
        "speed": "3.60",
        "speedmin": "",
        "speedmax": "3.60",
        "governor": "",
        "cores": 8,
        "physicalCores": 4,
        "processors": 1,
        "socket": "Other",
        "cache": {
            "l1d": 0,
            "l1i": 0,
            "l2": 1048576,
            "l3": 8388608
        },
        "flags": "de pse tsc msr mce sep mtrr mca cmov psn clfsh ds acpi mmx fxsr sse sse2 ss htt tm ia64 pbe"
    },
    "graphics": {
        "controllers": [
            {
                "vendor": "NVIDIA",
                "model": "NVIDIA GeForce GTX 1070",
                "bus": "PCI",
                "vram": 4095
                "vramDynamic": true