I just installed Sketchup 2017, and the keyboard shortcuts didn’t work. So I went to “window > preference” and I saw that very few items have a keyboard shortcut assigned, and those assigned ones work.
The basic tools, like “select”, and “shape” don’t have a keyboard shortcut assigned. I already pressed Reset All, and nothing changed.
I know that there should be default shortcuts already assigned, because there’s a reference guide. How can I get the default shortcuts?
Next step.
Uninstall Sketchup 2017 completely.
Now reinstall it, but this time ensure that you right-click the installer’s exe file’s icon [in Downloads ?], to get the context-menu > “Run as administrator”
Now retest…
PS: In your info, describing your Graphics Card as “Awesome Builder” is NOT very helpful - what is it ??
Not ‘so cool’…
It works now. I just reinstalled it, and I did right click and press “Run as administrator”, though I’m not sure if it makes a difference to actually press “Run as administrator”, because it does run as administrator by default.
If you do not start a program’s installer’s exe by using the “Run as administrator” method, it will NEVER be installed in the correct way.
Even if you have admin-powers, or even if you are actually logged in as the admin, then just choosing “Run” OR double-clicking the installer’s exe’s icon, is NOT the same thing.
Those methods will NOT install it in the proper way.
There can be many subtle issues that result - these differ across users and depend on many other settings…
But you can be assured [if that’s the appropriate word], that it will never get set up exactly as it ought to be.
Just install things the approved way and save yourself a lot of grief…
I wonder if there is a method behind the recent frequent difficulties people are having with installing SketchUp and the libraries it needs to work? A particular security package? Windows 10? I have personally never had any difficulties installing SketchUp by logging in with an administrator account and double-clicking on the installer. UAC is at the default second highest setting.
1)Windows does not expose the actual elevated admin level when windows starts. So said here http://sevenforums.com/tutorials/507-built-administrator-account-enable-disable html
To do that you have use actual pass word you used at the initial install of windows. That then gives me a question about what the run as admin really does because it seems that then overrides the elevated admin level;
2) when I stalled w7 I know for sure I unblocked the down load an installed as admin. However, I have the same problem in that short cuts are missing;
3) I use make and if I remove and try to reinstall SU 2017 will I then run into the issue it will not install back to make because the eval time has basically expired?