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This post was last edited by Baiyue Xiaomei on 2009-10-14 at 13:17. I uninstalled CAD 2008; the system wouldn’t allow me to install CAD 2006, but it allowed me to install CAD 2008 again, without requiring activation. Why?
Uninstall CAD2008, then reinstall the CAD2008 system without activating it. The reason is that the activation information from 2008 has not been deleted. Not allowing the installation of 2006 seems to be because the NetFrame components cannot be installed, which prevents progress. Pay attention to the prompts during installation. This post was last edited by *ayh126 on 2009-4-29 15:31]
Mm-hmm, it’s just that it wasn’t uninstalled properly, haha
I used CAD’s built-in uninstaller and Optimizer Master to clean up the registry – how can I uninstall it completely?
After registering CAD 2008, the registration information file at C:\Documents and Settings\All Users\Application Data\Autodesk\AutoCAD 2008\R17.1\ADLM\ACD2008CHSRegInfo.html will not be removed upon uninstallation; it must be deleted manually
Changing the directory might be better..
The CAD information in the registry hasn’t been completely deleted; it needs to be removed manually
It just hasn’t been cleaned completely; you can use relevant software to force a cleanup~!
After uninstalling, use Super Rabbit or similar to clean the registry, then reinstall it. That’s all.
I recommend a software: the latest version of 360 Security Guard, version 6.0 or higher. One of the features is a powerful uninstallation of software items. Uninstalling the software is very convenient and leaves no traces. http://www.360.cn/?uid=1&pid=h_home&m=44940a05a4008264ce3f1a221f93b251
It wasn’t uninstalled completely; use Windows Install Clean Up