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STEP 4: If you have a SOLIDWORKS PDM Vault View set up on the system, you must first determine if it is a Private View or a Shared View. If you do not have SOLIDWORKS PDM, skip to step 6. STEP 3: In the Registry Editor expand HKEY_CURRENT_USER then Software, and find the SolidWorks key.ĬAUTION: If you have SOLIDWORKS PDM, please follow the next step carefully. Step 2: Open the Windows Registry Editor, making sure to Run as administrator (Go to the Start menu and type regedit) Step 1: Close all instances of SOLIDWORKS software that may be running (including SOLIDWORKS PDM). WARNING: Please be very careful when editing or deleting any entries in the Windows Registry as changing the wrong entry can lead to major issues on your system. Note that Javelin is not responsible for any changes that you make to your system, the following is just a guideline. Resetting the registry will cause any settings or customization currently in place to be undone, reverting SOLIDWORKS back to a fresh, default installation. You may be able to correct this by resetting SOLIDWORKS Windows registry entry. SOLIDWORKS showing only the splash screen and not actually launching, toolbars missing unable to be retrieved, and a number of other bizarre and seemingly random errors can all be symptoms of a corrupt registry key. Perhaps you may have experienced some of these effects before.

SOLIDWORKS is by no means immune to such a situation. Longtime Windows users are likely familiar with the debilitating effects of even a single Windows Registry key becoming corrupted.

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