shinojitsu Posted October 12, 2016 Posted October 12, 2016 Hey folks, I'm a bit new to SolidWorks, so I could be missing something obvious, especially since no one else on the internet seems to have this problem. I'm trying to get my toolbox configured. The "Hole Wizard" screen looks as expected, but when I get to the "Customize Hardware" screen, nothing is there! See the image: I have followed this tutorial (http://www.javelin-tech.com/blog/2013/05/sw2012-manually-updating-toolbox/#.V_3CuvkrJD8), but still no love. I'm using SolidWorks 2014 on Windows 8.1 Pro. Any help is much appreciated!! Quote
shift1313 Posted October 13, 2016 Posted October 13, 2016 On the right side of the screen in the Design Library click "Configure Now" for the toolbox. The toolbox components need to be installed with SW but can be configured after the fact. Are you running on a system that has upgraded from an older version of Solidworks without a clean install? It will be located on your machine in the install directory under C:\SOLIDWORKS Data\Browser. If you have multiple installs you will see a (2) after Solidworks Data. Quote
SPBSLD Posted May 9, 2019 Posted May 9, 2019 I'm also having an issue with seeing hardware in my clean Premium SP2.0 2019 installation. I can use the hole wizard and see hole wizard standards in the toolbox configuration screen, but cannot see any hardware components. I can view sldedb files for the hardware in Program Files on my "C" drive, and can view individual hardware sldprt files, but they refuse to show in the toolbox configuration manager. Any ideas? Can't seem to find a remedy for this. I've tried repairing, deleting update files in SOLIDWORKS Data, etc. Quote
NoidMasha Posted July 6, 2019 Posted July 6, 2019 I had same problem and it is because of solid toolbox updater issue during installation. 1-make a good program such as winrar as the default app for zip files (not file explorer). 2-go to solidworks folder of installation path, normally it is in "C:\program files\solidworks corp\" an look for sldtoolboxupdater.exe and run it. 3-on top browse toolbox folder of installation disk and then hit update on below. This will unzip toolboxes to your solidwork data folder Good luck Quote
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