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njs500
12th Jan 2009, 07:58 pm
Attempting to right a wrong (long story short - I had lost my wife's AutoCAD disk :oops:) I happened on an AutoCAD LT for windows95 disk on the web (the version she had) and attempted to install it on several PCs running XP (my wife's orginal disk ran on XP laptop w/o issue) However upon entering setup (installshield starts ok), I get the prompt to "Please inset the disk labeled: Personalization or installation disk". If I instead browse to the acltwin directory on the cd, and try again, I get the error "Setup encountered a problem personalizing your copy of AutoCAD LT. Please verify that the personalization and installation disks are located in drives you have provided and are not write protected".
Obviously there must be another cd necessary to run this? The disk I purchased appeared to be in an authentic autodesk jewel case, and doesn't mention anything about other disks on the setup instructions) Is there a work around?
If not, what would be a low cost alternative, keeping in mind she is very familar with this old version and may not be in the camp that thinks "change is good"! Thanks in advance
ReMark
12th Jan 2009, 08:09 pm
Is this on a CD? If so, there should have been only one disk. The original installation instructions would have prompted you for a serial number and an authorization code.
Low cost? There are a few freebie CAD programs available for downloading off the Internet but AutoCAD isn't one of them. There are also 30-day trial versions but that's not going to help over the long term.
Did you get a manual with this software?
Did you try contacting the person you bought the software from?
ReMark
12th Jan 2009, 08:13 pm
Looking through my old AutoDesk software I came across my AutoCAD LT 97 upgrade CD. Taped to the front of the CD holder is a label with a serial number and a CD key (4 character number). This is likely what LT 95 required as well.
njs500
12th Jan 2009, 08:20 pm
Thanks for your quick response! Yes, it was a single CD in what appeared to be an unopened jewel case. No instructions (other then on the back of the jewel case) or manual was supplied. Upon entering SETUP, I get the blue AutoCAD LT backdrop and the usual "Welcome" box, but upon clicking the "next>" button, I get the small popup window requesting to insert the other disks, as noted above. No request for a serial number up until that point.
There is a printed tag affixed to the CD case, with a 5 digit-6digit-4 digit number, other then that nothing else.
(The seller did say I could send it back for a refund)
howard thompson
14th Mar 2009, 10:31 pm
I have my original disks for AutoCAD LT for Windows 95. One is a Autodesk CD copywrited in 1997 XXXXX-XXXXXX-XXXX With Bar Code.
The other is an Autodesk 3.5 floppy titled Autodesk Personalization Disk 1.44MB AutoCAD LT for Windows 95,
Serial No. XXX-XXXXXXXX
XXXXX-XXXXXX-XXXX-I
With Bar Code
nigelkelly
23rd Nov 2010, 11:58 pm
Hi NJS,
I have a personalization disc that would work. I happen to have lost disk1 (the one you have). Maybe we can each copy the one we have and swap? Since both of our sets are legal, and acad no longer supports this version, I see no probelms.
Nigel
nigelkelly
24th Nov 2010, 12:04 am
Hi Howard,
I lost my original disk1 from my acad lt v95 set. Any chance i could get a copy of yours? I could send my original plus code to verify I'm legal.
thanks,
Nigel
ReMark
24th Nov 2010, 12:22 pm
nigel: You do realize you're responding to a post from 2009 right? njs500 has had 4 posts in all this time. If he hasn't solved his problem by now he never will.
danksmith
14th Mar 2012, 05:13 pm
Hi NJS,
I have a personalization disc that would work. I happen to have lost disk1 (the one you have). Maybe we can each copy the one we have and swap? Since both of our sets are legal, and acad no longer supports this version, I see no probelms.
Nigel
I am in the same boat. I have a legal Install Disk but cannot find my personalization disc. I know this is an old thread, but I would be willing to exchange also. Thanks!
ReMark
14th Mar 2012, 05:16 pm
Well good luck on your search danksmith. One never knows where help may come from next.
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