Since there is no license file requirement for Creo View Express you do not need access to the registry except for the Open With Shell data used to tie it to file types it can open. Navigated to the bin directory and launched the Application Executable pvexpress.exe Instead of Uninstalling like an untrained Tech Support person does when they don't know what's wrong, I just located the Install Directory in Program Files and Copied it to my flash drive and it runs without problems when launched off the Flash DriveĪborted Install and just copied the Entire Install Directory tree to my flash drive. When I went to Install on my flash drive I was shown a Repair Install screen as it was already on my PC. I've checked my above post and have a final answer. "InstallationPath"="F:\\Program Files\\USB_Installation_Directory\\"Īnd may not require licensing from what I've gathered.ĭownload Website for anyone without an install of the express version. "InstalledFeatures"="pvocxsys,msvcrt8,plugin_acrobat,en,doc,pvocxusr,main,dwg,pvifdwf,pvimport,pvifdwg,languages" "InstallationPath"="C:\\Program Files\\CAD\\CREO\\View.creo\\" Regedit exported data for Product View which was it's original name just like xtop.exe is the ProE Creo original executable name.
If it doesn't work I'd suggest just exporting 3d PDFs of your Parts and or AssemblyĬhecking my home machine it seems there is no license file for free or express version but the registry data is probably needed I'm going to try it myself and see for sure. One Way to know for sure is to try and see, I'd like to hear about whether or not you can do it. Your School probably blocks you from installing there but worst case scenario if it's tied to the host ID of your machine the license location is stored in the PTC Software's registry area and you'll not have access to that. You probably can but you may need to request a separate license if it's tied to your host ID like Creo Parametric is.
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