XP Sp2 Is it safe to upgrade now.

Discussion in 'SolidWorks' started by CS, Mar 18, 2005.

  1. CS

    CS Guest

    Have all the known issues been handled with SW and XP Sp2 Our IT wants to
    make the switch soon and was asking so I wanted to be sure that I am not
    going to regret it.

    Corey
     
    CS, Mar 18, 2005
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  2. No problems here.

    WT
     
    Wayne Tiffany, Mar 18, 2005
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  3. CS

    Muggs Guest

    I haven't had any problems, I believe all is well.

    Muggs
     
    Muggs, Mar 18, 2005
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  4. CS

    pete Guest

    SW seems to run better with SP2
     
    pete, Mar 18, 2005
    #4

  5. No problems with any of our machines. Make sure you have the appropriate SP
    on SW.

    Jerry Steiger
    Tripod Data Systems
    "take the garbage out, dear"
     
    Jerry Steiger, Mar 18, 2005
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  6. CS

    CS Guest

    Thank you all I appreciate it.

    Corey
     
    CS, Mar 18, 2005
    #6
  7. Has the "issue" about inability to install more than two updates to any
    application been fixed, or is that a separate update and/or hotfix that
    one must still deal with after installing XP SP2?
     
    Steve Rauenbuehler, Mar 18, 2005
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  8. CS

    Keith Kerwin Guest

    I have one word of caution for XP SP2 - we just built a new box for
    Solidworks, with XP Pro SP2 and Solidworks installation (2005 SP0.0
    from CDs)failed with an error code, but appeared to have actually
    installed Swx ok. When starting Swx, it could not find the dongle and
    refused to run. Turns out that the dongle driver embedded in Swx is
    not compatible with XP Pro SP2! Got sorted after a few calls to our
    VAR - had to uninstall Swx, clean all registry entries, remove dongle
    from printer port, download and install newer dongle driver from
    Aladdin, then install Swx and finally replace the dongle. All is fine
    now. Although I seem to remember that American copies of Swx are
    dongle free anyway?
     
    Keith Kerwin, Mar 21, 2005
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  9. CS

    P. Guest

    I think the network licensed versions use a dongle as do the
    educational versions.
     
    P., Mar 21, 2005
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