New 2006 install video issue/problem ?

Discussion in 'SolidWorks' started by Aron Bacs, Jr., Jan 20, 2006.

  1. Hi,

    I just installed 2006 sp0.0 from CD.

    Did a full uninstall of 2005, including a registry "sweep"

    NOTE: Also cleaned up the hard drive, defrag, etc. before the install of
    2006.

    I then updated the service pack to the latest 0.0 to 3.1 ( 0.0 to 3.0 not on
    list). I know the sp3.1 just updates Chinese functions, but again 0.0 to
    3.1 was the only selection available.

    When the update was done, I ran 2006 sp3.1, and found very strange "real
    view" rendering problems... missing parts, surfaces, etc.

    I have been running the latest nVidia FX1100 drivers (71.84) under 2005 sp
    2.0 for a while (mid Oct?) with no issues. These drivers have been OKed
    since June 2005.

    Any one having similar issues? What should I try? I can hardly wait to
    reinstall....;-)

    By the way the specific test I did when I first ran 2006, sp3.1 was make a
    1" cube, with a .2" dome on one end. It rendered fine in a few materials,
    but chrome (and a few others) had missing surfaces, and of course the domed
    top surface. When I opened an existing assembly, all h3ll broke loose, allot
    of missing items and surfaces.

    Help please,

    Aron

    P.S. To make things even worse, I fell and broke my wrist, and injured my
    shoulder, and thus have canceled SWW2006, now in a depressed state... but I
    have pain pills though 8-}
     
    Aron Bacs, Jr., Jan 20, 2006
    #1
  2. Everyone,

    After a few boot ups every thing is working...steel, copper, chrome, they
    all work with no missing anything.

    Now I wonder what is really wrong!

    Aron

    P.S. 2006 seems a little slower than 2005 to me so far, especially to load
    both itself and opening a file.
     
    Aron Bacs, Jr., Jan 21, 2006
    #2
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