Ok I know this subject is starting to take over. I have a NVIDIA Quadro P1000. Solid Works about every 3rd days tells me my driver is out of date. So I go to SolidWorks RX and down load the driver they recommend. But it comes up as Incompatible for my system I need a "DCH Windows Driver type".
Last time I tried to down load that one it would not work with windows 10 and is also incompatible with SolidWorks.
And Solid Works is working just fine with the driver I have now.
"And Solid Works is working just fine with the driver I have now."
If it ain't broke don't fix it.
Glenn Schroeder wrote:
"And Solid Works is working just fine with the driver I have now."
If it ain't broke don't fix it.
Except it keeps telling me its broke.
David Nelson wrote:
Glenn Schroeder wrote:
"And Solid Works is working just fine with the driver I have now."
If it ain't broke don't fix it.
Except it keeps telling me its broke.
The part that decides if it's broke is the thing that is broke. Don't fix the thing that isn't really broke, even if a broke thing tells you the ain't broke thing is broke. As Jeremy said above, SW is working on fixing the actual broke thing. Ignore the broke thing for now.
Actually I have no choice but to Ignore since there is not a driver that will work on my system, except the one that is working just fine right now.
David Nelson wrote:
Glenn Schroeder wrote:
"And Solid Works is working just fine with the driver I have now."
If it ain't broke don't fix it.
Except it keeps telling me its broke.
As Josh said so eloquently, if the software is working okay then it's not broken. Ignore what the message is telling you and move on with your life.
David Nelson
Use the latest NVIDIA Driver or the one you prefer.
RX is undergoing some improvements to fix the issues you are describing. Please ignore the warnings.
JR