如何修复solidworks1数据库toolbox

微软在

7

月份

14

号的更新导致了

solidworks

和微 软

kb3072630

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Instability in SOLIDWORKS due to conflict with

Microsoft KB3072630

Summary

There is a conflict with Microsoft

KB3072630

(published July 14 2015) which can cause

SOLIDWORKS to become unstable when installed or updated after KB3072630 is applied. The

Microsoft update makes changes to Windows Installer which prevents SOLIDWORKS

installations (new, modify/repair, update or uninstall) from being executed correctly. We are

working diligently to produce a software fix as soon as possible in SOLIDWORKS 2015 and

2016, however in the interim please review the information below to prevent and correct

instability caused by this conflict.

Affected software

SOLIDWORKS 2011 - 2015, and SOLIDWORKS 2016 beta.

Symptoms

Instability may appear in many different functional areas of the software, so the list below

may not be complete. Known symptoms are:

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Missing add-ins from the SOLIDWORKS add-ins list in the Tools menu.

Error when launching SOLIDWORKS or opening a file:

DLL:

Crashes when recording, playing or editing a SOLIDWORKS Macro.

Instability when using Equations.

Error when launching SOLIDWORKS or SOLIDWORKS Explorer:

manager library is invalid or missing

Solution

First, check if you have KB3072630 installed:

1.

2.

3.

From the Windows Control Panel, click Windows Update.

In the left pane, click View update history.

Browse the list of installed updates to check if KB3072630 was installed. If present,

it will have been installed on or after July 14 2015.

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4.

Important

: We do not recommend uninstalling KB3072630 since it is an important security

update. Please see below for next steps.

Important

: Serious problems may occur if you make incorrect changes to the registry. We advise

you to make a backup of your registry using the information

here

. We advise you to work with your

IT administrators when following the procedures below.

If KB3072630 is installed on your system please review the recommendations in the

applicable scenario below.

Scenario 1

Users who have not yet installed or updated SOLIDWORKS since KB3072630 was

prevent problems we recommend temporarily disabling KB3072630 before installing or

updating SOLIDWORKS:

1.

Temporarily disable the KB3072630 security fix (we do not recommend uninstalling it)

by either following steps (a)-(f) below

or

double-click KB3072630_

from

this

zip file.

a. Click

Start

, click

Run

, type

Open

box, and then click

OK

.

b. Locate and click the following subkey in the registry:

HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINESOFTWAREPoliciesMicro softWindowsInstaller

Note

If this subkey does not exist, create it.

c. In the

Edit

menu, point to

New

, and then click

DWORD Value

.

d. For the DWORD name, type

press

Enter

.

e. Right- click

RemappedElevatedProxiesPolicy

, and then click

Modify

.

f. In the

Value data

box, type

1

, and then click OK.

2.

3.

Install, update or uninstall SOLIDWORKS in the normal way.

After SOLIDWORKS installs or updates successfully, reset

the

RemappedElevatedProxiesPolicy

DWORD value to

0

to re-enable the security

fix for KB 3072630.

Scenario 2

Users who have installed or updated SOLIDWORKS after KB3072630 was applied

–

where

SOLIDWORKS was installed using the ‘standalone’ installation method

. Your SOLIDWORKS

installation is likely to be unstable and subsequent uninstallation will likely fail. We

recommend the following method to repair your SOLIDWORKS installation:

1.

2.

Follow step 1 from Scenario 1.

Run a Repair of your SOLIDWORKS Installation from

Programs and Features

in

the Windows Control Panel. Find the SOLIDWORKS installation then select

Change

,

then choose

Repair

from the Installation Manager options and follow on-screen

prompts.

3.

After the SOLIDWORKS installation is repaired, reset

the

RemappedElevatedProxiesPolicy

DWORD value to

0

to re-enable the security

fix for KB 3072630.

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