Process of elimination to discover quirky Revit program issues?

[tzframpton]

My particular computer is a new Dell Precision 7550 and was purchased a few months ago and had all clean Autodesk installations. I'm having weird issues that I've confirmed other computers are not having, such as quirky input issues in the Family Editor where I cannot type in a value or associate a parameter in the Properties box, among other things. I know the Site Designer add-in gave me issues in times past and I would disable the add-in from the Disable button on the ribbon. I typically do not install these other add-ins anymore. I believe an add-in may be the culprit, but is there a way for me to disable these items one at a time as a process of elimination to uncover what, if any, add-in is the culprit? Without fully uninstalling them?

I do have a small suspicion that my computer itself may be the issue because of some minor quirks non-Autodesk software related. Or, if anybody has any other ideas they could share in addition to my initial suspicion. Any help at all would be greatly appreciated - not looking forward to a reformat/reinstall just to "start over".

-TZ

*EDIT* Wanted to add that I'm meticulous about keeping all Autodesk software up-to-date and I have verified everything is current as of right now.

[DaveP]

Here's a couple from a year or two ago
https://revitforum.org/showthread.ph...addins-quickly
https://revitforum.org/showthread.ph...hlight=stantec

[Twiceroadsfool]

When drop downs (for parameter associations) start acting funky with inputs, generally the culprit is running at 4k, with DPI scaling turned on. Is your laptop CURRENTLY set to 4k resolution, with a large DPI scaling set in Display Properties?

[tzframpton]

Thanks Dave, will check those out. Aaron, no it's not. Thanks to both of you for the assistance, will follow up.

-TZ

[Andrew K]

Do your issues start at start-up for Revit, or does it creep in over time?