The upgrade should be able to complete without issue, referencing the local toolbox. If the toolbox is supported nonlocally, check with GoEngineer and your CAD Administrator for PDM and IT if the toolbox points to a network drive.Ĭlick OK and close SOLIDWORKS and run the upgrade again. Note: If you do not have a local toolbox, contact technical support.
If you changed the toolbox installation to match the year of installation, be sure to choose that toolbox location. If there are multiple toolboxes, they will be numbered. Change the directory so that it matches the directory shown. SOLIDWORKS, by default, will install a toolbox at. Launch SOLIDWORKS, go to Tools > Options, under system options, find HoleWizard / Toolbox.įigure 6: Hole Wizard Location in SOLIDWORKSĬlick the ellipsis (.) to change the file location. The next step is to change the toolbox being referenced. Once the settings are configured, click Finish to create the backup file. The only setting that needs to be saved is the System Options however other settings can be saved as well.
Start > SOLIDWORKS Tools 20xx > Copy Settings Wizard In the Start Menu, find Copy Settings Wizard. It is possible to upgrade the installation while referencing this local toolbox. During most initial installations, SOLIDWORKS will install a local toolbox. If the toolbox is stored remotely, write permissions could be the cause of the problem.
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