Can you install & run SW 2007 & SW 2009 on the same PC?

Discussion in 'SolidWorks' started by david, Jan 29, 2009.

  1. david

    david Guest

    Can you install & run SW 2007 & SW 2009 on the same PC?
     
    david, Jan 29, 2009
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  2. david

    That70sTick Guest

    Yes.

    When installing, I specify an install folder awith the name of the SW
    version. i.e. C:\Program Files\SolidWorks 2007

    This way, each new version is installed in its own folder and the old
    version is left intact. I've had as many as five versions on one
    machine.
     
    That70sTick, Jan 29, 2009
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  3. david

    fcsuper Guest

    Keep in mind that newer versions of SW will count each install on your
    system as a separate use of the license. I've run into this issue
    myself already.

    Matt Lorono
    http://sw.fcsuper.com
    http://www.fcsuper.com/swblog
     
    fcsuper, Jan 30, 2009
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  4. david

    tnik Guest


    It shouldn't.. I have 2008 and 2009 on my work computer, and have the
    HUL in use at home, and I haven't run into any licensing problems..
     
    tnik, Feb 2, 2009
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  5. david

    Engineer Guest

    I'm running SW07 & SW08 on the same machine and planning to install
    SW09 soon and then I will have all 3 version on the same machine. The
    best way is to create separate folders for each version.

    Deepak Gupta
    SW2007 SP5.0
    SW2008 SP4.0

    http://gupta9665.wordpress.com/
     
    Engineer, Feb 3, 2009
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  6. david

    johnsuth Guest


    Given that my mobo has 8 cores and XPx64 seems to assign each application to a
    different core, if I install SW2009 in a seperate folder, can I then let 2008
    spend hours on a motion study calculation and employ 2009 to work on a different
    model?
     
    johnsuth, Feb 9, 2009
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