upgrading from student version

[bspill1]

After installing full version from student version I still have student version on the top title bar and on printed pages. Any help?

[Bloodwig80]

1. are you opening the correct version from your start menu? or are you clicking on a desktop shortcut?

2. if youre clicking on the correct one, try 'add & remove programs' and uninstall both versions. then re-install Full version.

[hendie]

and get rid of ALL STUDENT VERSION DRAWINGS !!!!!

otherwise you will infect everything

[Spageddie]

:o Student version :o
Yes do as hendie suggest...do NOT reuse any or any part of them

[rkmcswain]

I'll add one more to that....

DO NOT USE ANYTHING THAT WAS DRAWN IN THE STUDENT VERSION IN ANY OTHER DRAWING.

:nuke:

[bspill1]

The problem turned out to be some crap left over in the registry.

and uhh.....I guess I won't use any of my old student stuff.

[f700es]

The problem turned out to be some crap left over in the registry.

and uhh.....I guess I won't use any of my old student stuff.

There is a way around it (or I was told there was). If you have this all leagly then you can get a hold of your autocad dealer and let them know about it. I was told there was a way to reuse your old drawings.

[tli3]

Just came across your post whilst searching for info, can I ask how you upgraded your student version to full version? I'm trying to do the same with AutoCAD 2010 student version and a new full license, do I have to uninstall and reinstall or is there a way to change the license, activation code etc.??
Thank!

[Cad64]

You have replied to a thread that is 4 years old.
But to answer your question, yes, you should completely uninstall the student version and then install the new software with the new license.