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Why does starting AUTOCAD 2007 cause a crash? Does any expert know?
Take a look at the error messages in AUTOCAD; if the system shuts down immediately, there’s nothing that can be done! You can check those messages using F2 in the command line. As software becomes more complex, so do the problems it causes. Many computers have only 2GB of memory, and conflicts between these two amounts of memory can lead to many issues!
When a crash occurs, open Task Manager to identify which process is abnormal and terminate that process; Also check whether the application is opening abnormally, and terminate the task ; Reopen the computer when it restores to its state before freezing, to see if any error messages appear that can help identify the cause. If there is really no other option, you can repair the CAD program by following the steps for reinstalling it; during the repair process, the system will inform you of the missing components required. Is it also possible that your computer’s specifications are too low? :lol
Should I start CAD or view the drawing? If it crashes right at startup, it might be because the program wasn’t closed properly last time; it’s recommended to fix that issue or reinstall the program. It’s also possible that the computer’s specifications are too low to meet the software’s requirements, in which case there’s nothing that can be done except use a lower-version CAD program. If the CAD file being viewed is too large, it may contain too many elements, and the computer’s performance may not be sufficient to handle it, leading to a crash. Another possibility is that the CAD file wasn’t saved properly last time; when it’s opened again, a process of regeneration and repair takes place, which consumes a lot of computer resources. In such cases, it’s better to use a computer with better specifications to open the CAD file, or clean it up and save it again