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I can find out whether it is a 2D or 3D drawing that he is having problems with, but I guess my question is....is this acceptable performance for Solidworks either way??? Anytime he decides to do a rebuild, he is unable to do anything else on his machine...I feel bad because I don't have any...

Well, it is a TOTALLY different machine, so I'm sure the motherboard FSB speed has changed.....He is using Windows XP Professional......I hear you about the grasping at straws......I have a user who is frustrated, and it is becoming contagious real quick.....the only similarity between both...

I am totally stumped here guys.......I have uninstalled Norton Anti-virus, I have tried all these little tricks, and still, when I go to do just a simple rebuild on a small model, CPU Usage is up to 100%.......I can't explain it....but if anyone had anymore suggestion, I would love to hear...

I have tried some of these settings, but to no avail....the example model he has has very little features at all.....I have a feeling there is something more to this......could it possibly be the graphics card?? It seems to be the only common denominator between his old machine and his new...

I apologize.....he is using SolidWorks Plus 2001, which would explain why I said that service pack 3.0 was the latest.....please advise

Thanks for the prompt response, but I thought that SP3.0 was the latest.......it has a date of 5/50/02......and I thought with the new numbering system, that was the latest??

Can anyone help me out?? I just started working for a company where an engineer is using Solidworks. This is my first time supporting this program, so I don't know too much about it. What I do know is for the longest time, he was using SolidWorks 2001 SP3.0 on an older Compaq Deskpro which...