The most robust and encompassing update is to run a Repair of the newer SOLIDWORKS installation while pointing its options to the older Toolbox. Upgrade SOLIDWORKS Toolbox Option 2: Run a SOLIDWORKS Installation Repair
DAT file so it no longer represents the actual version of the Toolbox folder (though this will not affect its functionality). However the manual update process does not change this. DAT file in Notepad, it will indicate the version and service pack. Another disadvantage of the manual upgrade is that the ToolboxVersion.dat file within the main directory will not be refreshed. SOLIDWORKS Toolbox can be updated using a manual process, however there is a very specific workflow to take and steps can be missed that will cause it to fail. Upgrade SOLIDWORKS Toolbox Option 1: Manual Process
NOTE: The warning will also be seen with a Toolbox stored in SOLIDWORKS PDM, but this requires additional steps of searching for others with files checked out and then checking out the entire Toolbox. Typically this behaviour is seen with a shared Toolbox on a network drive. If your database is stored locally (default is C:\SOLIDWORKS Data) then an upgrade of SOLIDWORKS will automatically perform the update.
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