To use SolidWorks, apparently, you should make sure your PC meets the SolidWorks requirements. The approximate requirements for SolidWorks are as follows:
RAM: 16 GB or more (PDM Contributor/Viewer or Electrical Schematic: 8 GB or more ECC RAM is recommended). Drives: SSD drives recommended for optimal performance (PDM Contributor or Viewer or SOLIDWORKS Manage: 10 GB or higher PDM Web client or Web server: 5 GB or more PDM archive server or database server: 50 GB or more). #Convert solidworks 2017 to 2016 archive# GPU: Certified cards and drivers (click to get the list of GPUs certified by SolidWorks). #Convert solidworks 2017 to 2016 drivers# How to Check PC Full Specs Windows 10 in 5 WaysĪs for the supported Windows OS versions, they vary depending on the different SolidWorks versions. SOLIDWORKS 20 only support Windows Server 20.There is a known STL export bug with SolidWorks 2018 that exists up to Service Pack 4 that renders this add-in unusable.SOLIDWORKS 2019 ends the support for Windows Server 2012 further but provides additional support for Windows Server 2019.SOLIDWORKS 2018 ends the support for Windows Server 2008 R2 and SP1.SOLIDWORKS 2017 supports Windows Server 2016, Windows Server 2012 R2, Windows Server 2012, Windows Server 2008 R2 and SP1.If you plan to SolidWorks commercial versions, you should note that: SOLIDWORKS 2021 ends the support for Windows 7 SP1 64-bit further.SOLIDWORKS 20 end the support for Windows 8.1 64-bit.SOLIDWORKS 20 support Windows 7 SP1 64-bit, Windows 8.1 64-bit, Windows 10 64-bit.If you plan to use SolidWorks EDU versions, you should note that: #Convert solidworks 2017 to 2016 how to# 
If you are using 2018, please update to service pack 5 or use SolidWorks 2019 or later. #Convert solidworks 2017 to 2016 archive#Ģ017 and below may also workĭevelopment on this plugin as of recently has come from the generous donations of several ROS community members.#Convert solidworks 2017 to 2016 update#.#Convert solidworks 2017 to 2016 drivers#.
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