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'Buggier' - in what sense? Sounds like a system issue. Note: Again, if none of the previous steps fixes the issue, make sure you have contacted The Chaos Group to raise a dedicated V-Ray support ticket.Baz wrote:An annoyance but no harm done, but sketchup seems buggier all round on win 7.

Restart the PC and re-render the scene.

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Reinstall 3ds Max and all plug-ins (make sure to download the latest plug-in versions from the manufacturer's website and install them).

Uninstall V-Ray and any additional plug-ins (for example, iToo Software, VizPark).

If the previous steps do not resolve the crashing or freezing while rendering with V-Ray renderer, do the following:

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How to remove and reinstall the Microsoft Visual C++ Runtime Libraries.Д¬heck for Improper program or plug-in installation

For example, V-Ray for 3ds Max 2019 is not compatible with 3ds Max 2018.Д¬heck for issues with Visual C++ components See this article: Make sure that the V-Ray version matches the 3ds Max it is intended for.

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Do not roll back further than three (3) previous versions.Д¬orrect any software and plug-in version mismatch.

Use a program such as DDUВ to help with a clean uninstall of NVIDIA drivers.

If the cardВ is not listed, it may have limitations when working with 3ds Max, including freezing or crashing.

It may also help to tryВ toВ uninstall and roll back the graphics driver. Install the most recent updates for the graphics card drivers.Verify that the graphics card is listed on the 3ds Max Certified HardwareВ list.

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Update the graphics card or graphics card driver

Use the File > Save option to save the file for review if needed.

In the System Information window, view the BIOS Version/Date field.

Go to the Windows Start bar and type 'System Information.'.

System Information files (.NFO) can be found by doing the following steps: To check if a BIOS update is required, use a Windows System Information file. Note: If there is an update for your BIOS listed from the manufacturer, install it as it helps provide the best software experience in Windows for the PC. Reset the BIOS and verify thatВ all processor cores are utilized (for example, Dell system BIOS reset instructions can be found on their Support page). Update outdated BIOS or correct the PC's CPU settings See System requirements for Autodesk 3ds Max products. Also, if enough RAM has been installed it may be that the computer is not utilizing all of its processor cores. For these types of scenes, 32-64 GB of RAM is recommended so the scene does not fail while rendering. Larger,В more complex scenes, or scenes with higher render settingsВ require more RAM to process the render. To check the V-Ray version, go to Render Setup window >В Rendering > Render Setup > Renderer. Verify that the most recent version of V-Ray is installed by viewing the updates listed on Chaos Group's Downloads page.

Make sure to download and install the latest updates for 3ds Max from your Autodesk Account > 3ds Max > Downloads > Updates & Add-ons. вЂ‹вЂ‹вЂ‹вЂ‹вЂ‹Update 3ds Max to the latest version While waiting for technical support feedback from Chaos Group, here are some general troubleshooting steps to try: (Autodesk cannot address specific V-Ray issues, including licensing questions those must go to Chaos Group instead.) Important note: The V-Ray renderer is developed and sold by The Chaos Group, not Autodesk.ДЄlthough V-Ray is available for Autodesk software packages such as 3ds Max, Maya, and Revit, issues specific to V-Ray should be addressed first to the Chaos Group's technical support team.