- #SOLIDWORKS 2010 STUDENT EDITION INSTALL#
- #SOLIDWORKS 2010 STUDENT EDITION 64 BIT#
- #SOLIDWORKS 2010 STUDENT EDITION DRIVERS#
- #SOLIDWORKS 2010 STUDENT EDITION UPDATE#
- #SOLIDWORKS 2010 STUDENT EDITION DRIVER#
One of these days I'll really have to get around to putting 7 on it.Īlso, a good friend showed me this little trick, which should be great for all us poor college students trying to get the most out of our non-workstation graphics cards:įrom what I hear it works on most 5000-8000 series Nvidia GeForce graphics cards. But then again, XP-64 was sort of a bastard child to begin with. It has also gotten a lot buggier, and is a huge pain to work with right now. Pretty much as long as I've had it on there I've gotten the habit of always opening Solidworks 3 times, as you have a pretty reliable 1/3 chance of it making it all the way open (and with a quad core it really doesn't take any more time).
#SOLIDWORKS 2010 STUDENT EDITION 64 BIT#
My XP 64 bit machine at home, however, is a different story. Since then I've also put it on my new laptop running 64 bit 7 Home Edition (not supposed to work, I know ), but it has performed absolutely flawless. The second one is running just as solid as any XP 32 bit machine.
#SOLIDWORKS 2010 STUDENT EDITION UPDATE#
One more update on Win7 and 64 bit compatibility: We now have 2 of our computers running 64 7 pro the one I mentioned earlier appears to have become less buggy, I'm guessing through Windows updates. We've always sort of made it a habit to get the order in a couple weeks before classes start every year, not sure exactly when the new version is released but we mostly just try to keep our stuff on schedule with the rest of the university computers (which generally get the new version installed some time over the summer). Choose the Compatibility Tab and select “Run this program in compatibility mode for:” Windows Vista or XP Right mouse click on the SLDWORKS.exe file in the installation folderĢ. Note: Running SolidWorks in Windows 7 Compatibility Mode:ġ. Running SolidWorks in Windows 7 Compatibility Mode might help with some stability issues Certain SolidWorks dialogs may have missing information or buttonsĮ. The 64-bit version of SolidWorks on the 64-bit version of Windows 7 does not display tables for SolidWorks files containing Microsoft Office 2003 components.ĭ. Running the 64-bit version of SolidWorks on the 64-bit version of Windows 7 requires Microsoft Office 2007 for full support of tables.Ĭ.
#SOLIDWORKS 2010 STUDENT EDITION DRIVER#
Running SolidWorks on Windows 7 requires a supported graphics driver for RealView graphics.ī.
#SOLIDWORKS 2010 STUDENT EDITION DRIVERS#
Since the graphics drivers included with Windows 7 do not support accelerated OpenGL, many SolidWorks features are not available. Below is some general information of running SolidWorks EDU products 2009-2010 on Windows 7.Ī.
#SOLIDWORKS 2010 STUDENT EDITION INSTALL#
For an optimal experience with the SolidWorks EDU products 2009-2010, it is recommended that a user install on Windows XP or Vista.ģ. There will not be any SolidWorks product updates available for any Windows 7 specific issues. This means that they have not been fully validated by QA and therefore the full scope of potential issues is not known. While the SolidWorks EDU products 2009-2010 installation is not prevented on Windows 7, the products are not officially supported. SolidWorks EDU products 2009-2010 are officially supported on Windows XP and Vista. This new release is planned in the spring of 2010.Ģ. SolidWorks EDU products 2010-2011 academic year (Education Edition, Student Edition, and Student Design Kit) will officially support the Microsoft® Windows 7 operating system. After a bit of digging I found some useful info on the .uk website.ġ. into a STEP file (stp) where the machine shop can upload to their mastercam.Thanks for the replies. In the solidworks student version you can change the sldprt. The student edition tries to import but just gives errors. We’re waiting to here back tomorrow if our machine shop, Hartwick Machining which is a LIFE SAVER for our team in North Texas :] :] :] :] :] to see if the part will work on mastercam. We also do not own mastercam, and can’t make our parts that easily and quickly since the machine shop uses their mastercam versions and the parts are rather complicated. It only allows for 25 saves so use them wisely!
step files (which is what mastercam works best with). Even professional can’t have the files transfer. The student edition doesn’t allow exporting to anything other than another student version.
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