Disabling Windows warnings for Solidworks resources

Problem

This article goes over how to disable the SOLIDWORKS Resource Monitor Warnings. When installing SOLIDWORKS onto a new system, the Check Your System warning will appear whenever SOLIDWORKS is launched.

check system warning

The purpose of this warning is to state that the new installation of SOLIDWORKS has not been tested within the SOLIDWORKS Rx tool, which can check the system information to verify if it is properly set up and optimized. It can also appear if SOLIDWORKS is running low on Windows Resources, which this article goes over: Low Resource Warning - SOLIDWORKS Resource Monitor – Hawk Ridge Systems
Despite running a system check and increasing the resources, the warning can still appear after Windows Updates due to the Rx tool wanting a new diagnostic.

Soution

  1. In the Windows Search bar, type "Settings" and click on the Windows Settings app

    Search settings and click on the settings app
  2. Click the System section on the left side of the window
  3. Click the Notification section at the center of the window
  4. Scroll to the bottom of the window and find the warning for SOLIDWORKS Resource Monitor and disable the notification by clicking the bar to the right. If it is not shown, launch SOLIDWORKS, close it, and then reopen this setting.

    Disable the resource monitor

Once disabled, SOLIDWORKS will no longer show the "Check Your System" warning when using the software (both for the initial diagnostic warning and low resources).

For additional support, existing customers can submit a ticket or new customers can contact Hawk Ridge Systems.

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