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Vista 64B and Copy Settings Wizard...

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Phadreus

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Hi all,

I am attempting to use the SW Copy Settings Wizard (CSW) to install a Registry File with my Custom Settings in it on a 64 Bit Vista (Business Edition, SP1.0) Dell Desktop. Upon activating the CSW, all of the Option Boxes appear "greyed out" as if I do not have Adminstrative privelages. Of course, I have confirmed that I do in fact have administrator rights opon my login, but no options available within the CSW. See Attachment.

Any thoughts on this?

M.B. Price CSWP
Automated Assembly & Test Systems
 
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I don't know what is causing the CSW problem, but if you have a '.reg' file, all you need do is double click it and it will write itself into the registry. You don't really need CSW.



[cheers]
 
I'm not sure what is going on with my hyperlinks...strange.

I found an entry on SW's website referencing this phenomenom. It is a know issue that the developers are working on.

I'm working around by doing just as you suggested there CBL, thanks for the advise!

Cheers

M.B. Price CSWP
Automated Assembly & Test Systems
 
Phadreus,
I am using Vista 64 bit and copy settings wizard without a problem. All my buttons work and are not grayed out.

Bradley
SolidWorks Pro 2009 x64, SP1.0
PDMWorks Workgroup, SolidWorks BOM,
HP xw8600,
64-bit Windows Vista Business
Service Pack 1
Intel Xeon CPU, 3.00 GHz, 16 GB RAM, Virtual memory 166682 MB,
nVidia Quadro FX 4600
 
Thanks for the replies everyone. To put this one to bed, I finally found that the file exported by the CSW was corrupt (for some reason). I opened the file in a Text Editor, copied the content from within into a new file and saved it with a ".sldreg" extention. Activated the file, and it installed just fine. I did not find what was wrong with the original sldreg file, but the newfile I created worked just fine so all is well again.

Once again, thanks for the help fellas!

M.B. Price CSWP
Automated Assembly & Test Systems
 
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