slddrw files in this folder, indicating that those file types are already using the SOLIDWORKS Launcher. Both of these are side effects of having SOLIDWORKS 2020 as the opening program for. You’ll also see that the Type column shows “SldWorks 2020 Application” instead of “SOLIDWORKS Assembly Document” for these two items. For one, the icons on the left are the SOLIDWORKS 2020 logo rather than thumbnails like every other file has. There are a couple signs something is wrong. In the screenshot below, I have a folder with two assemblies in it. There are a few ways to accomplish this, but I will just go over the easiest method here. Adjusting your settings so the SOLIDWORKS Launcher is used should solve the printing issue. Users experiencing this problem instead have SOLIDWORKS 2020 as the default application to open these files. These file types should be opened with the SOLIDWORKS Launcher by default. slddrw files are opening up with the wrong program. The most common cause we’ve seen for this problem is that. Fortunately, there is a much quicker option.
#INSTALL SOLIDWORKS EXPLORER FULL#
However, this operation can take some time, particularly if you go the route of a full reinstallation. Some users have tried this and reported that the problem went away without any other action. One method would be to repair the installation or simply uninstall and reinstall SOLIDWORKS 2020. This is still an issue we are learning about, so we don’t yet know all of the causes, but we have at least found a couple fixes that can get things back to normal.
Since the launch of SOLIDWORKS 2020, our Technical Support team has gotten multiple reports of a very strange-sounding behavior: After installing SOLIDWORKS 2020, double-clicking a part, drawing, or assembly file from File Explorer will not properly open the file, and instead it will send that file to a nearby printer.
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