I'm trying to upgrade an old license of CosmosWorks 6.0 to CW 2006 and it won't allow installation without first uninstalling CW 6.0. Control Panel Add/Remove Programs tells me the uninstall is successful but doesn't remove it from the list of installed programs. Anti-virus temporarily disabled and rebooting doesn't change anything. Still won't allow me to install 2006. I'm pretty sure I could remove all the files manually and it still wouldn't work because of settings in the registry. Has anybody run into this? Tech support hasn't returned my calls yet but I'd like to get it done in the next 24 hours. Any suggestions? Tim RE: Can't uninstall old version of CosmosWorks for upgrade (Mechanical) 10 May 06 13:08. Did you unistalled CW6.0 before CW2006 or did you installed CW2006 as an upgrade of CW6.0? The download engineering analysis with cosmosworks of the Day. Free Download download. With download engineering analysis with cosmosworks 2005 can be. It's never a good idea to install an update. You should always uninstall the old version and do a clean install of the new version (this is a rule for Software in general, not specifically for CW). Try to reinstall (exactly the same way as before) or repair the previous installation of CW6.0 (I don't remember if this version had a repair option). After that, try uninstall again. If that does not work and you can't get proper help from CW or VAR, maybe the only solution is a manual deep registry cleanning (I've had a similar problem with SW - it messed an SP installation and it would not unistall because it was the wrong version neither let me install the new SP because it was not the apropriate SP - solved with deep registry cleanning). The registry edition is a very risky task and can easely cause your computer to fail the boot. This should be done as a last desperate solution. Backup everything before doing it. Good Luck RE: Can't uninstall old version of CosmosWorks for upgrade (Mechanical). Screen shot captured from a SolidWorks top-down design approach. SolidWorks is a, and utilizes a approach which was initially developed by PTC (Creo/Pro-Engineer) to create models and assemblies.
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