A Note of Caution: SolidWorks and Windows 7 SP1

Article by Alin Vargatu, CSWE updated March 2, 2011

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Windows 7 SP1 was recently released by Microsoft. If you consider upgrading your machine in the next couple of months, please read this article first:

SolidWorks and Windows 7 SP1

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Alin Vargatu, CSWE

Alin is a SOLIDWORKS Elite Applications Engineer and an avid contributor to the SOLIDWORKS Community. Alin has presented multiple times at SOLIDWORKS World, Technical Summits, and User Group Meetings, while being very active on the SOLIDWORKS Forum.