"System resources are running low" warning message may be memory, or GDI or User Process Handle.
Check the memory with Task Manager and Performance.
If you have enough memory, I would recommend increasing the settings on GDI Handle and User Process Handle.
You can add two columns in the Task Manager - Details: GDI objects and User objects to view SolidWorks resource usage with the memory usage. Right-click on the tab under Details and add Select Columns.
Here is the recipe for increasing GDI and also increasing the User Process Handle.
Change the values in Regedit:
GDI object: HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE \ SOFTWARE \ Microsoft \ Windows NT \ CurrentVersion \ Windows \
GDIProcessHandleQuota (max 65,536) Set this to 35,000 (decimal).
USERProcessHandleQuota (between 200 and 18,000) (max 65,536) set this to 18,000 (decimal).
GDI object: Standard is 10,000, user objects: Standard is 10,000
This should usually be enough. But there are a few other places in the registry where this may changes:
Computer\HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SOFTWARE\WOW6432Node\Microsoft\Windows NT\CurrentVersion\Windows GDIProcessHandleQuota (35 000 default 10 000) and
USERProcessHandleQuota (18 000 default 10 000).
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Jan Egil Bæver
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