Windows 10: I installed SolidWorks through my schools license, I believe it is the 2017 license if that...

I've already tried updating drivers through my device manager, and other problems it created included internet problems when solidworks was open, I couldn't open a bunch of apps, and disabling random things that I had to reenable.

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Microsoft Licensing for Schools

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Windows licensing - confusion

I believe Volume licensing is what you need homie, here is MS FAQ link:

Landing page for for the Volume Licensing Service Center

If they offer the Technet Plus subscription there, you might wanna jump on that also.

 

Intel Could License AMD Radeon iGPU Tech for Future Processors

personally i think this is no different than what nvidia and intel doing right now with their current cross licensing deal. intel have been licensing nvidia IP for years and yet their gpu did not work like nvidia gpu at all. in another forum i see one of intel graphic engineer talking about the deal with nvidia is more about letting intel develop their own gpu without illegally stepping into nvidia existing IP and not about integrating nvidia tech into their gpu.

though what kyle been suggesting is something quite different. he said it is not a simply licensing it is more like intel want the entire RTG for themselves. means no more AMD radeon. but intel radeon instead.