The good news is that SolidWorks Student Edition is identical to the full version in terms of design features. How does Student Edition compare to the full version of SolidWorks? This review will tell you all you need to know about SolidWorks Student Edition, so you know what you’re in for before committing to buying it. This is considerably cheaper than the full version (approximately $99 or £99 compared to $6.500 or £6500). If it isn’t available for free, it may be worth considering the purchase of the Student Edition. If you’re not sure, contact the head of engineering (usually mechanical engineering) and ask about it. If the offer happens to be something that fits in directly with your studies, all the better.Įngineering and design students will be happy to hear that Dassault Systèmes’ SolidWorks Student Edition is quite often available for free if your school, college, or university already holds a licence. That’s why it’s important to take advantage of as many special offers, discounts, and free trials as possible. Start a command window and drag the cpu_id.Most students don’t have a lot of money to splash around, and unfortunately, students are not eligible for a SolidWorks free trial, as that’s only available to businesses.
That gives you the run box.īut if it's hard to find the address you need you can use the PTC tool called CPU_ID. Or a faster way is to use the windows key in combination with the R key. It can also be started by entering cmd in the search field: If you follow the instructions in this article: Installing PTC Mathcad Prime 6.0 you can see at the end how you can find the HostID.Ī more old fashioned way is to use the command prompt: There are several ways to find that address, but not always easy to find a one that works. The HostID is the hardware address (mac address) to one of the network interfaces on the computer. If it's a floating license we need the 'HostID' of the license server. To be able to create a license file we need you to send the 'HostID' of your computer to us.
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