I am using Solidworks 2017 SP4 with Intel HD Graphics 630 at Windows 10.
When I open a Solidworks Drawing Document, It opens normally and after about 10 seconds Solidworks crashes.
I have my drivers updated, reinstalled SW but no change.
What may be the problem or how can I debug it?
The P630 is NOTthe same card as the 630. The P series cards are workstation class cards and supported by SOLIDWORKS while the non-P ones are not supported by SOLIDWORKS.
Run SOLIDWORKS Rx from the start menu and launch SOLIDWORKS in the safe mode for Software OpenGL. Then the problem you were seeing will likely not happen anymore. This mode bypasses the graphics card GPU and runs the graphics algorithms on the CPU. Due to this, the software could run slow. But if you want to permanently run in Software OpenGL mode to overcome the problem, open SOLIDWORKS, go to Tools, Options,System Options, Performance tab and turn on the Software OpenGL option.
If it runs too slow, you really then only have 2 options:
1) Get a supported graphics card.
2) Try various drivers for the graphics card that you have until you find one that doesn't have the problem. However, note that Windows 10 often automatically updates the drivers without you knowing and that may cause problems so if you are running Windows 10 you may be constantly battling to keep a driver that works on there (or turn off the Windows 10 updates so it doesn't update the drivers).
Thanks,
Jim