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AFI
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4 years ago
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Problems with Power BI Premium and Windows 11

A few months ago I upgraded my 128gb 5950x to Windows 11. I found two major problems: I could no longer publish to premium defined workspaces for PBIX files larger than 1GB; and ii) Correlation Plot visual stopped working - what looked like to be to R corrplot integration problems.

After rolling back to Windows 10, premium functions worked fine - like being able to publish files larger than 1gb and R working with the Correlation Plot visual. I figured it could have been my set up and upgrade path. No problems ever since.

No, however, I've just bought a 64gb i7-12900h laptop with Windows 11 pre-installed. And the same problems emerge: i) Can't publish to premium defined workspaces for PBIX files larger than 1GB; and ii) Correlation Plot visual fails on the desktop.

I've reinstalled power bi and R and checked settings. Nothing works.

The workaround I'm using right now is to publish from another Windows 10 pc or laptop. It even works fine on a 32gb Windows 10 bootcamp MacBook. Correlation Plot visual works on those machines also (including on power bi service).

Anyone else having problems with Power BI premium and large files and/or R integration/Correlation Plot?

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    • AFI's avatar
      AFI
      Frequent Visitor

      Thanks for the help. Yes. Same login on both machines. One for desktop the other for the laptop when I'm mobile. I do wonder if premium licensing could be a cause. I got some help and the pull method works to get the file to the Power BI Service (Solved: Re: Issue with Publishing PBIX File - Microsoft Power BI Community 

      But still can't get Power BI desktop (premium) to publish large files from windows 11.

  • Anonymous's avatar
    Anonymous
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    Hi AFI ,

     

    Is there any error message when the publish failing?

     

    Best Regards,

    Jay

  • AFI's avatar
    AFI
    Frequent Visitor

    It has started working. It could be concurrent login problems, but not sure as I thought I had logged out of all other machines. Corrplot issue was just an incomplete install or R.