SW 2006 and XP Pro SP1

Discussion in 'SolidWorks' started by melickas, Nov 14, 2005.

  1. melickas

    melickas Guest

    All of our engineering PCs still have XP PRO SP1. We have received
    SW2006 but have not installed it yet.

    Due to possible issues with other software on our PCs, we have not yet
    installed XP PRO SP2.

    Is anyone successfully using SW2006 SP1.0 with XP PRO SP1? The
    Solidworks website recommends XPP SP2, but I did not see where it is
    required.

    Thanks!
     
    melickas, Nov 14, 2005
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  2. melickas

    Bonobo Guest

    I would just get a single extra hard drive, and load up the XP Pro SP1
    and a copy of SWks 2006 and do a test run for awhile to check it out
    under your conditions.

    Bo
     
    Bonobo, Nov 14, 2005
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  3. I'm using XP Pro SP1 and SW2006 SP0 on this computer. No problems found
    during the past 4 months or so. I aviod all Microsoft patches. I haven't
    installed one in over 12 months.

    Best Regards,
    Devon T. Sowell
    www.3-ddesignsolutions.com
     
    Devon T. Sowell, Nov 14, 2005
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  4. melickas

    John J Guest

    Yer a zombie waiting to happen.

    If you're going to use their "OS" at least try and keep patched.

    .....Of course....I did get completely screwed by MS on the
    win2k-SP4-rollup1 update on our domain controller....it completely broke
    samba-winbind functionallity. Spent 2-3 hours rolling back and then
    installing SP4.

    So....maybe you ARE better off.

    :)

    -john
     
    John J, Nov 15, 2005
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  5. melickas

    Bonobo Guest

    I use both 2KSP1 or so and XPProSP2, and just simply made the decision
    that those computers will NOT ever go online. I don't have the time to
    constantly deal with the crap that comes with Windows online.

    Any data moving in or out of my Wintel boxes goes to my Mac directly, &
    not on a network, before any data goes on the Internet.

    Yeah, that doesn't work well with a large group, but Wintel sure does
    run better that way.

    Bo
     
    Bonobo, Nov 15, 2005
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