Deep Freeze
Deep Freeze
(OP)
http://www.faronics.com/html/deepfreeze.asp
My tech college (where I teach SolidWorks) uses this program on all the PCs. Unfortunately - there's a few settings I need to "tweak" for SolidWorks every night. I'm an adjunct instructor - I asked the full-time instructor to have the IT department make these few small changes. He tells me that would require un-installing Deep Freeze - making the changes - then re-installing it on every PC. I'm not familiar with this... But it says something about being able to update the settings. Don't seem to me they'd have to un-install & re-install it. Anybody know more about this?
Windows 2000 Professional / Microsoft Intellimouse Explorer
SolidWorks 2006 SP01.0 / SpaceBall 4000 FLX
Diet Coke with Lime / Dark Chocolate
Lava Lamp
My tech college (where I teach SolidWorks) uses this program on all the PCs. Unfortunately - there's a few settings I need to "tweak" for SolidWorks every night. I'm an adjunct instructor - I asked the full-time instructor to have the IT department make these few small changes. He tells me that would require un-installing Deep Freeze - making the changes - then re-installing it on every PC. I'm not familiar with this... But it says something about being able to update the settings. Don't seem to me they'd have to un-install & re-install it. Anybody know more about this?
Windows 2000 Professional / Microsoft Intellimouse Explorer
SolidWorks 2006 SP01.0 / SpaceBall 4000 FLX
Diet Coke with Lime / Dark Chocolate
Lava Lamp






RE: Deep Freeze
What settings are you tweaking for SolidWorks? Maybe we can come up with a batch file or macro to make this settings by running a program.
Bradley
RE: Deep Freeze
The real PITA is the mouse driver. I have to open the CONTROL PANEL & customize the MOUSE settings to "disable intellipoint wheel support" for SolidWorks. Or else - the driers are in conflict & every time you zoom in enough to envoke the slider bars - you loose the ability to zoom/pan with the wheel.
You asked... I typed...
Windows 2000 Professional / Microsoft Intellimouse Explorer
SolidWorks 2006 SP01.0 / SpaceBall 4000 FLX
Diet Coke with Lime / Dark Chocolate
Lava Lamp
RE: Deep Freeze
Helpful SW websites every user should be aware of FAQ559-520
How to get answers to your SW questions FAQ559-1091
RE: Deep Freeze
Windows 2000 Professional / Microsoft Intellimouse Explorer
SolidWorks 2006 SP01.0 / SpaceBall 4000 FLX
Diet Coke with Lime / Dark Chocolate
Lava Lamp
RE: Deep Freeze
RE: Deep Freeze
It is not necessary to reload SolidWorks in order to keep changes to settings. However, it would be necessary to reload Deep Freeze if you want to keep settings.