The XP mode is Windows XP in a virtual PC. It was a breeze to setup and seems to work fine.


The XP mode is Windows XP in a virtual PC. It was a breeze to setup and seems to work fine.
I've made this thread sticky for the time being as Windows 7 seems to be generating a number of threads
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I recently installed Windows 7 32 and am running AutoCAD 09. A couple of programs that I run in AutoCAD 09 needed to be updated to run on Win 7 and it cost me $35 to update the software to be compatible with Win 7.
Who's using AutoCAD 2010 with Windows 7 64bit and how's it going? The reason I ask is mgmt is getting me a new PC to replace the XP Pro unit in use now. I've installed 2010 at home on a Vista 64bit, but the intel mobo graphics didn't like it. It was better after I rolled the Vista back to 32bit.
Doh, just found the sticky. Mod; move or delete.
Last edited by mndwgz; 18th Nov 2009 at 09:34 pm. Reason: dumb nuts
I am running Windows 7 with Cad 2010. I have encountered a number of lockups, laggy situations (mostly regarding properties of certain objects including hatches) and outright crashes when publishing or opening multiple drawnings.
Aside from that, windows 7 runs like a champ with 2008, and has 0 crashes, issues as stated above or otherwise. Far superior to Vista, and stability wise I would put all previous OS's on the downgrade list.
its a patience game atm, for stability with cad 2010 but we all know that. =D
I have had good experience with windows 7, i have not tried Auto cad but it is a lot better about finding drivers and just "working" right off than vista and even XP.
I am still using the free windows 7 trial, i am going to have to buy it soon. *sigh*
So far, working good. I have yet to have a single hiccup while working in ACAD 2010
and Windows 7.
"Man is a tool-using animal ... without tools he is nothing, with tools he is all."
"Doing easily what others find difficult is talent"
what i got to say xp is best. dont use this kind of windows maded not for professionals but for mass who just need glamory... not performance !!! i mean it cool first week! but its comersial its for multimedia users not for profesional if you know what i mean ...
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Ive been using Windows 7 x64 Ultimate and autocad 2010 at home and Ive had 0 problems. Runs just as good as my computer at work (XP SP3 and Autocad 200.
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