AutoCAD LT 2006 Visual C++ Runtime Error! Object Enabler message

I have a computer running Windows XP SP3 with all the latest updates. When I start up AutoCAD LT 2006 and open a drawing, I get an error, and a subsequent crash of AutoCAD LT 2006:

Microsoft Visual C++ Runtime Library

Runtime Error!

Program: C:\Program Files\AutoCAD LT 2006\aclt.exe

This application has requested the Runtime to terminate it in an unusual way. Please contact the application's support team for more information.

I have tried:

- Enabling the "Check Web for Live Enablers" option

- Installing the Autodesk Building Systems 2006 LT Object Enabler

- Installing the Autodesk Architectural 2006 Object Enabler

- Installing the Service Pack 1 from Autodesk

- Installing the OEHotfix from Autodesk

- Uninstalling and reinstalling AutoCAD LT 2006

- Running windows updates

- Uninstalling everything from add/remove programs having to do with Microsoft Visual C++

- Uninstalling everything from add/remove programs having to do with .NET framework

- Reinstalling all the updates related to .NET Framework

- Making women feel uncomfortable

Any other ideas?

Edit: I isolated the issue further and found that the Object Enabler message I was getting is not related to the crash.

Hmmm...I don't see that you tried the REPAIR option.

the REPAIR option

I just tried all 3 repair options, including

- Reinstall AutoCAD LT 2006

- Repair Registry

- Repair errors in my AutoCAD LT 2006 installation

Looks like you have been pretty thorough to me.

Just out of curiousity, what antivirus program are you using?

antivirus program

Have you tried disabling antivirus, loading AutoCAD and then trying to open a drawing?

So AutoCAD only crashes when you open a drawing? It doesn't crash during loading right?

Have you tried disabling antivirus, loading AutoCAD and then trying to open a drawing?

 

So AutoCAD only crashes when you open a drawing? It doesn't crash during loading right?

I just uninstalled AVG, rebooted, and tried again.

Yeah, it only crashes after loading a drawing.

What is the source of the drawing?

Are we talking any drawing or a few particular drawings?

What is the source of the drawing?

A .dwg file sitting on a file server.

Are we talking any drawing or a few particular drawings?

Any drawing. All drawings.

Re: Source. I meant more like drawn in-house or obtained from a client, consultant or manufacturing company. Since you answered "all drawings" I guess it doesn't matter.

Other than some new VBA virus or rogue Lisp routine I cannot think of anything else. Ready to wipe the drive and start over?