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Re: Windows 10 & Solidworks 2015-16 Student Edition – compatible?

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Just a head's up--if you've got a high res screen (like retina mac) SW doesn't display right. The text doesn't fit into the space it's normally allowed and the buttons are really small. There are workarounds like this one, but this one causes SW to flip out at random intervals and display the menu bar where the part window normally is...Just a word of warning.
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Re: Windows 10 & Solidworks 2015-16 Student Edition – compatible?

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Post Re: Windows 10 & Solidworks 2015-16 Student Edition – compatible?

All,

I have traded notes with SolidWorks on this very issue.

The current EDU package is based off SP 2.1. SolidWorks is working on getting SP5 (the service pack that's certified to work with Win 10) to the students. There's some significant testing, however, that has to occur before they can move forward.

Net: my guess is that, at some point, we'll either find, or be told, that there is an update available on their SW site. In the meantime, you're on your own...

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Re: Windows 10 & Solidworks 2015-16 Student Edition – compatible?

Any suggestion that SP 5 will handle high DPI displays? Given how common they have been on high end laptops for the last couple years, it surprises me how weak the support is.
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Re: Windows 10 & Solidworks 2015-16 Student Edition – compatible?

Solidworks 2015-16 Student Edition should work on windows 10 as long as when you are installing you choose service pack 5
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Re: Windows 10 & Solidworks 2015-16 Student Edition – compatible?

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All,

I have traded notes with SolidWorks on this very issue.

The current EDU package is based off SP 2.1. SolidWorks is working on getting SP5 (the service pack that's certified to work with Win 10) to the students. There's some significant testing, however, that has to occur before they can move forward.

Net: my guess is that, at some point, we'll either find, or be told, that there is an update available on their SW site. In the meantime, you're on your own...

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Have you heard anything else about the education edition getting SP5?
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