windows 7 64bit autocad 2010 problems:(

[engosara]

no i didnt what I did i creat anew admin and delet the old one for some reson but after that the cad doesnt work or remove

[ReMark]

It is always a good idea to create a Restore point prior to loading any new software in case something goes wrong. In the future you might want to keep this in mind.

 

When you created the new admin (shakes head) did you assign the same permissions as the old one?

[engosara]

did you assign the same permissions as the old one?>>>>>>>>yes i did>>>>>>>> it is the same

[ReMark]

Did you ever try the REAPIR option as I first suggested?

[engosara]

yes i tried to use a repair option but as I said it doesnt apear even i open the disk

[ReMark]

The REPAIR option is found as an option where one would normally find the add/remove programs feature of the version of Windows being used.

[SLW210]

The REPAIR option is found as an option where one would normally find the add/remove programs feature of the version of Windows being used.

 

Usually, but it seems enough of the program has been uninstalled to remove that option, but not enough to reinstall the program.

 

You will need to try an uninstaller program like CCLEANER or REVO UNINSTALLER.

 

 

EDIT

I also found this on Autodesk site HERE

Edited September 16, 2011 by SLW210
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[engosara]

Usually, but it seems enough of the program has been uninstalled to remove that option, but not enough to reinstall the program.

 

You will need to try an uninstaller program like CCLEANER or REVO UNINSTALLER.

 

 

EDIT

I also found this on Autodesk site HERE

 

after i install the cleaner i dont find it in the programs list and it idoesnt appear outomatic what i should do after it installation finish

 

addtion

I install a cleaner named your unistaller and it did not any thing

[Cad64]

I think you need to contact Autodesk.

[ReMark]

I don't recommend this often but it sounds like you may want to wipe your disk and start over.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

You may have screwed up your Registry so bad that nothing short of wiping the hard drive will fix your problems.

[SLW210]

I think you need to contact Autodesk.

 

They most likely will tell him to use the ZIP file I attached. Wouldn'y hurt to call them though.

 

engosara, did you use the ZIP file I attached?

 

I don't recommend this often but it sounds like you may want to wipe your disk and start over.

You may have screwed up your Registry so bad that nothing short of wiping the hard drive will fix your problems.

 

 

Looks like it is headed to that.

[engosara]

thanks all for try to help me but i think I need to format my disk and start again >>>

[engosara]

They most likely will tell him to use the ZIP file I attached. Wouldn'y hurt to call them though.

 

engosara, did you use the ZIP file I attached?

 

yes i did and no program appear after the installation finish

 

 

[ReMark]

In the future you might want to consider creating RESTORE points prior to loading any software and stay away from changing permissions and / or making changes to admin accounts unless you know what you are doing. Take a couple of IT classes to broaden your knowledge.

[engosara]

In the future you might want to consider creating RESTORE points prior to loading any software and stay away from changing permissions and / or making changes to admin accounts unless you know what you are doing. Take a couple of IT classes to broaden your knowledge.

 

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