Can't click on anything / Solidworks interface is
Solidworks still responds to my 3D mouse and keyboard commands, and it will allow my to switch between open Solidworks windows if I select one from the Windows taskbar, but it won't recognize …
SolidWorks Complete Unistall/remove. all folders a
REM Remove the SolidWorks Windows Registry keys. REM NOTE: If mulitple versions of SolidWorks are installed on the same machine, edit REM the reg file to add the desired SolidWorks version …
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Solidworks splash screen disappears after "Loading
Aug 31, 2020 · After a computer crash that happened about a week ago, I've had a semi-persistent issue leaving me unable to launch Solidworks. When I open Solidworks, the splash screen gets to …
Solidworks 2025 shaded edges glitch | SOLIDWORKS Forums
Another issue i've noticed with 2025 latest SP is the following, has anyone noticed this also? Shaded With Edges and High Quality are both selected by default, but the image on the screen and when …
GDI Objects and User Objects study | SOLIDWORKS Forums
Comment: Test 2 shows, when opening assembly documents, SOLIDWORKS will use slightly more GDI objects and User Objects compare with opening the part and drawing documents.
Saving Drawings as PDF does not export 'Picture' o | SOLIDWORKS …
After updating to 2025 SW, saving files 'As PDF' seems to not show any of the picture objects that have been inserted into the drawing. It will export images if pasted from windows clipboard. Using the print …
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Best way to extrude and pattern a feature on a cur - SolidWorks
Oct 9, 2014 · Hi. I am trying to extrude a feature (a “leaf”) on a curved surface (a “plug”, or "puck") and then pattern it (using, for example, the CirPattern command). I’m trying to figure out the best way to …