Prob. When starting solidworks (appcrash with TDxSW.dll)

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Prob. When starting solidworks (appcrash with TDxSW.dll)

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Hi,

I'm having problems when I try to start solidworks 2009 sp 4 in Win 7. The error message is the next one. Sorry it is in Spanish.

Nombre del evento de problema: APPCRASH
Nombre de la aplicación: SLDWORKS.exe
Versión de la aplicación: 17.4.0.83
Marca de tiempo de la aplicación: 4a41c3b7
Nombre del módulo con errores: TDxSW.dll
Versión del módulo con errores: 2.15.1.5306
Marca de tiempo del módulo con errores: 4af9b0c2
Código de excepción: 40000015
Desplazamiento de excepción: 0005ca4f
Versión del sistema operativo: 6.1.7600.2.0.0.256.48
Id. de configuración regional: 3082
Información adicional 1: 86f4
Información adicional 2: 86f4ae6ee5193361a90e25b25b76897b
Información adicional 3: 41f8
Información adicional 4: 41f8b7f2d9ad356e135a64d04d873d55

Before this, it said something like an error on a visual c++ module. I don't write it, but I don't want to close SW now, because I will spend several minutes trying to have it working again.

I can make SW works after trying several times to open it, or by opening a part instead SW itself, but it does not always work. Even with the space navigator connected, and the driver on, it has problems and send me the same exception.

If I keep trying, SW starts, but after an unknown of times that it sends the same error.

I have seen that if I try to open a part, SW send some messages, then, if I try to run it again, after one or two tries, usually it works, but it is not a rule.

I hope you can help me and thanks in advance:

Adi
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Post by Fred »

I would suggest you perform a Clean install:
http://www.3dconnexion.eu/support/kb/?V ... EntryID=28
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Post by acorrales »

Thanks! A least for now, it seems to have solve the problem. I still have to test it without start the driver first, but I had have not problems till now...
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Well, after a couple of days of having no problems, the crash is back. I have the same behavior again...

Any idea of what could cause this?

Thank you in advance.

Adi
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Re: Prob. When starting solidworks (appcrash with TDxSW.dll)

Post by UtaSH »

Hi acorrales,

could you please post the very first error message you mentioned? The message with the visual C++ module might help a bit.

Do you see any difference if you unload the plugin for the 3D mouse?

Did you check if the crash still occurs after you completely uninstalled the 3DxSoftware?
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Post by acorrales »

Oh! I'm sorry. I'm not in my workstation these days, but I only remember that line.

If I unload the driver or uninstall it completely, I don't have the crash, or at least, I didn't notice it. By the way, may be is not relevant, but this started when I upgrade to Win 7. SW2009 does not work "As Is" and I have been running it in XP SP2 compatibility mode.

I will be able to send the first error message in a couple of days...

Thanks!
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Post by UtaSH »

Hi acorrales,

the XP mode in Windows 7 is a virtual machine and this is a configuration we are not actively supporting. We know from other virtual machines, that it is possible to use the 3D mouse, but we do not test nor support it.
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Post by ngomes »

See here for SolidWorks system requirements.

From that page:
(2) Supports SolidWorks 2010 SP1 or higher (based on Windows 7 availability).
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Windows 7 support in SolidWorks starts in version 2010 SP1.
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