SP4.0

Discussion in 'SolidWorks' started by Bill, Jun 24, 2004.

  1. Bill

    Bill Guest

    Anybody tried it out yet? any troubles? any fixs?
    Bill
     
    Bill, Jun 24, 2004
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  2. no problems so far

    Johnny
     
    Johnny Geling, Jun 24, 2004
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  3. Bill

    Tony Guest

    We are installing using the CDs and the update process requires all three
    CDs to be inserted and the 1st and 3rd a second time. One of our older PCs
    the dsik space on C:\ was too small and the upgrade failed. As a result, it
    corrupted the install file.

    Tony
     
    Tony, Jun 25, 2004
    #3
  4. Bill

    kellnerp Guest

    I've run into that before. And if you try to install on another partition it
    still uses up vast quantities of space on C:. I first saw this problem with
    Inventor.
     
    kellnerp, Jun 25, 2004
    #4
  5. Bill

    Tony Guest

    I found I had to remove the install files in the C:\winnt\install directory
    to recover the space. Which of coarse messes up the windows installer.

    Tony
     
    Tony, Jun 26, 2004
    #5
  6. Bill

    Nick E. Guest

    that is such a PITA. You'd think that with the size of the SP they'd have
    everything they need in that file, and would only need CD1 to verify you
    have the software.
    It's called F:\program files\solidworks.

    It's actually the only program on f:\progra~1. Everything else is on
    E:\progra~1.

    I can't believe that even with hard drives as large as they are nowadays,
    that drive space is still at a premium. :(

    -nick e.
     
    Nick E., Jun 26, 2004
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    Mark Sanders Guest

    been running intensively for a week now and no problems ... last sp3
    had about 1 ctd per 2days usually saving after intensive
    assy/config/loooong feature tree parts session. So far so good with
    sp4.
     
    Mark Sanders, Jun 30, 2004
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