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Have you tried reinstalling the 3DxWare driver after the SOLIDWORKS software version upgrade?

Consult with the software vendor sales/support for information.

Buy new model like the SpaceMouse series.
Inventor and AutoCAD costs thousands of dollars to subscribe every year, so I think you or your employer can afford to invest on the new 3Dconnexion hardware, which is in the range of a few hundreds..

It saves battery when working in unplugged wireless mode. If the blue beam/light is always on, the battery will not last long enough before you need another charge. One extra consideration is that the blue light may not be healthy for human's eyes.

Map the button in every application window, e.g. Button 1 to file explorer. It's tedious, but effective.

Probably it's by design for security reason.

Probably not, The mouse wheel smooth scroll is supported by a mouse wheel encoder called grating encoder, e.g. Logitech MX Master 3S used such grating encoder. For CadMouse Pro Wireless, it uses mechanical encoder, not grating encoder.

Have you tried the latest v10.8.17?

Focus on one project at a time.

Well, as a temporary measure, in your case, since you are on Autodesk May 3ds Max software subscription license plan, you can downgrade your Maya or 3ds Max to an earlier version that have good 3DxWare driver support.

https://3dconnexion.com/us/applications/topsolid-sas-topsolid/ Tested TopSolid version:7.17.400.000 Tested 3DxWare version:10.8.12 Supported Platforms:Windows Compatible since TopSolid version:2023 Try a previous version after 10.8.12 that supports TopSolid v7.17.400.000 and later: https://3dconnexi...

Teamcenter is supported by the driver, Teamcenter Visualization is not Teamcenter.

https://3dconnexion.com/us/software/?so ... earch=team

If there's only USB-C port, it's like dictatorship, everyone has only one choice/option. Let people have choice, keep the choice open.

Call them directly.

It's just ridiculous to have a device with a micro-USB charging port in late 2023 in my opinion. Even more so if it's supposed to be "premium tier". It would have been barely acceptable 5 years ago, certainly not anymore. Luckily, it's now finally forbidden by EU regulations to make and s...