Right-click the Setup.exe file and select Run as Administrator .

It is highly recommended to create a MySolidWorks account using your 9020 serial number to access training materials and tutorials.

: 9020 serial numbers are version-specific . For example, a serial number for the 2024 version will not work for the 2025 version, though they are usually backward compatible (a 2024 license can often install 2023).

You cannot simply guess or copy a full 9020 serial number from the internet, as each license requires a unique secondary string of characters to authenticate with Dassault Systèmes' servers. There are two legitimate ways to obtain one: 1. Through Your Educational Institution (School/University)

Once you've installed and activated SOLIDWORKS, don't stop there! Your license includes access to the , a treasure trove of resources:

If your school has a SolidWorks Education Network License, they are eligible to distribute "Student Access" licenses to students for home use. Ask your professor or IT department for the school's specific SDK (Student Design Kit) or SEK (Student Engineering Kit) ID.

SolidWorks is the industry standard for 3D computer-aided design (CAD) and computer-aided engineering (CAE). For students, learning this software is a gateway to careers in mechanical engineering, product design, and aerospace.

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Understanding the SOLIDWORKS Student Serial Number 9020: A Comprehensive Guide

If your school does not have a self-service portal, check with your mechanical engineering or CAD lab administrator.

SolidWorks is a proprietary commercial software developed by Dassault Systèmes. A "serial number 9020" typically refers to a specific network license type or an older standalone code. Sharing, generating, or distributing unauthorized serial numbers is illegal software piracy and violates copyright laws. This article is for educational purposes to explain why serial numbers like "9020" exist, how legitimate student access works, and the risks of using unauthorized codes.