Right click on the 'Vectorworks XX' folder and select Delete.ĥ) Scroll down through the window until you see a ‘Vectorworks’ folder. Inside you will see a ‘Software’ folder, click on the + sign and expand it as well.Ĥ) Scroll down until you see the ‘Nemetschek’ folder, inside you will see a 'Vectorworks XX' folder. Select your operating system below to see the appropriate steps:īefore continuing, close Vectorworks completely.ġ) Click Start > Run and in the dialogue box that pops up, type "regedit" and click Ok.Ģ) On the left hand side of the Registry Editor, you will see a few small icons that look like folders with + or – signs next to them, click all the – signs except the one next to ‘My Computer’, you should see one folder labeled: ‘HKEY_CURRENT_USER’ģ) Expand this folder by clicking the + sign to the left of it. However, each operating system requires a different set of steps to perform the reset. Resetting Preferences works exactly the same across all versions of Vectorworks since Vectorworks 2009. To maintain a copy of your preferences, follow THESE INSTRUCTIONS You should also CLOSE Vectorworks before performing these steps, and if your serial number begins with an "E", make sure you have internet access at the time of reset. This process will remove your serial number, so be sure to have it available when performing a preference reset so that you can enter it after launching Vectorworks again. Throughout this article, you may see "Vectorworks 20XX" or "Vectorworks XX", these indicate that the folder or file has a version specific name, so if you had Vectorworks 2013, you would perform the operation on the "2013" folder or file where it states "20XX"
VECTORWORKS STUDENT SERIAL NUMBER NOT SHOWING SOFTWARE
These steps will also reset your Vectorworks serial number without needing to first open the software and change it from within the Vectorworks Preferences > Session tab. It is sometimes the case that if resetting preferences does not resolve the issue, a reinstall may be required, but this approach is much less invasive and recommended as a first-shot troubleshooting step. In troubleshooting Vectorworks issues, often times you may be instructed to "Reset your Preferences." This procedure is a faster way of restoring Vectorworks back to its completely default settings, without having to reinstall the software entirely.
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