Running Mathcad with Windows 11
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Running Mathcad with Windows 11
Windows 11 will be released as early as next month. Has anyone done some testing of the existing versions of Mathcad (i.e. MC15, Prime 3-7) to identify issues under Win 11. Personally, I have a perpetual academic license for MC Prime 3.1, and as a retiree, I am loathe buy a subscription version.
Furthermore, I have had to reinstall MC Prime 3.1 several times and it has never been an easy task. Unless I am reasonably certain that an upgrade to Win 11 will not be an issue for Mathcad Prime 3.1, I will simply stay with Win10.
thoughts?
Mike
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All I can really officially say is that PTC hasn't certified any Mathcad product for Windows 11, so any possible issues is just a risk.
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Prime 7 and Mathcad 15 works fine with Windows 11 for me. What´s not working is Excel component in Prime 7 but works fully in Mathcad 15. I was using Office 365 latest version when testing!
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Owe
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Owe,
That’s good to know. I am assuming that you are running one of the pre-release versions of win 11.
For me, there is still a concern as to whether Prime 3.1 will work, or whether there will be issues with license management.
thanks for the quick reply
mike
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Hello Mike
yes - I´m a Windows Insider and I tested an early version of win 11 during my 30 day trial of Prime 7 ! Don´t know anything about Prime 3.1 !
kudos
Owe
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Owe,
Thanks again. I was hoping that someone from PTC would reply as well, given that Mathcad is a Windows product.
Regarding your testing, did you need to do a complete reinstall of Mathcad after migration from Win 10 to Win 11, or did mathcad move as part of the migration to win 11.
mike
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Mike
just to upgrade windows from 10 to 11 does not inpact any of your installed applications - if you do a clean install of win 11 means that you have to reinstall all your apps !!
regards
Owe
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All I can really officially say is that PTC hasn't certified any Mathcad product for Windows 11, so any possible issues is just a risk.
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Thanks.
anyone from PTC care to comment?
mike
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By the way, for Creo there is such a document available - "Creo Future Platform Support Summary": https://www.ptc.com/support/-/media/7D1BD5F82F7B483C90454DE134F29D8E.ashx?sc_lang=en
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My problem may be the other way - will future Prime run on windows 10!
Can't upgrade to 11 - no TPM chip.
We all have our problems.
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@ppal wrote:
My problem may be the other way - will future Prime run on windows 10!
Can't upgrade to 11 - no TPM chip.
We all have our problems.
Hi,
according to https://docs.microsoft.com/en-us/lifecycle/products/windows-10-home-and-pro page, Retirement Date of Windows 10 is Oct 14, 2025. I expect that Mathcad will run on Windows 10 until this date.
Martin Hanák
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Next release in March this year - Mathcad Prime 8.0 is certified to run on the newest Windows operating system, Windows 11 (version 21H2).
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Vladimir,
that is good to know, but as I explained at the beginning of this thread, as a retired guy, buying the new version of Mathcad is not on my radar. Furthermore, my desktop doesn’t meet Win 11 system requirements either, so I’ll be on Win10 a while longer.
thanks
mike
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I have been a mathcad user since Mathcad for windows 3.1. It's been so long that maybe it was Mathcad 3.1? Not sure. I have been using Mathcad 15 for many years. I recently purchased a Windows 11 Laptop and Mathcad will not install on it. The install claims that it requires NET 3.5 and when it provides a link to Microsoft for that install. However, the file is no longer available. The install will not go any further without the old NET files.
Does anyone have a workaround for this?
Any help would be greatly appreciated.
Regards,
Frank DiJoseph
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Frank,
Sorry, I cannot help with your inquiry. Mathcad 15 is now a pretty old version and has been superseded by Mathcad Prime (current revision is 10). I could not get my academic version of mathcad prime 3.1 to install under windows 11 either and now use mathcad prime 10 express.
mike
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