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CAD installation issues

2009-04-08View Original

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* I am used to the R14 version. Although 2006 is also installed on my computer, I still like to use R14 for drawing. The problem is that I recently purchased a new laptop, a Lenovo ThinkPad, which still uses the XP SP3 system. However, the R14, which had been installed and used without problems before, encountered a big problem. Nine times out of ten, when you open the program, an error dialog box pops up and then it closes automatically. It will open probably 1 time out of 10 times, but once it is opened it can be used normally. Very depressed. I have another ASUS laptop that uses the same installation program and the same SP3 and has never had this problem. It will only report an error when exiting, but it does not affect the use. What's the problem? Please give expert guidance!
Reply #22009-04-10
Please post it and take a look at what errors are reported. It is better to use the new version of CAD, R14 will eventually be eliminated.
Reply #32009-04-10
Is there any conflict..., AUTO2007 or 2004 is recommended. If there is no conflict, THINKPAD T61 has been used perfectly.
Reply #42009-04-10
Generally, this is caused by anti-virus software. Generally, such large software cannot be installed. The solution is very simple. Reinstall the system, and then do not install anti-virus software, etc., just install large software such as CAD directly. Sometimes it is a system conflict. You can try it. I've tried it several times and it works.
Reply #52009-04-10
Haha, I am more conservative. There is no problem at all when using 2006 on current computers, but still * Idiom R14

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