Shape
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Does anyone know if there may be problems installing autocad lt2000 on the new homecoming microsoft windoes 7?
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Shape
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Has anyone tried to make the installation on windows 7 or do you know if there are incompatibility problems?
at this point also a feedback on the installation of lt2000 on view could give me some tips ....
at this point also a feedback on the installation of lt2000 on view could give me some tips ....
epasinet
Guest
Forget it!
autodesk that according to my opinion wants to make monopoly, cartel, etc., etc., has made compatible with win 7 only autocad 2010 which also has obvious problems to turn stably on win 7 to 64bit!
I think we must have the courage to move to other cheaper and multiplatform software. because as long as we continue to scan to use autocad we will continue to feed this position of unilateral standarization of the sector that is excluded from harm of the fair competition and therefore to damage us!
autodesk that according to my opinion wants to make monopoly, cartel, etc., etc., has made compatible with win 7 only autocad 2010 which also has obvious problems to turn stably on win 7 to 64bit!
I think we must have the courage to move to other cheaper and multiplatform software. because as long as we continue to scan to use autocad we will continue to feed this position of unilateral standarization of the sector that is excluded from harm of the fair competition and therefore to damage us!
liber
Guest
posted elsewhere by the proscript
windows 7 is supported in autocad 2010 (and 2011 and higher) and inventor 2010 (and 2011 and higher). if you want to install and run older versions of autocad, lt, or inventor (2009, 2008, 2007, 2006, r11...) in win7, you can use the virtualized "xp mode" available for windows 7 professional, ultimate and enterprise (both 32-bit and 64-bit).
to use the windows xp mode you will need a cpu hardware support. you can detect the hw virtualization support in your processor with the utility xxxxxxxxxxxxx . the windows xp mode add-on (application) can be downloaded from xxxxxxxxx. then you can install the tool through xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx > windows xp mode.
nji
Guest
I changed pc and reinstalled my 2004 lt autocad on windows 7 home premium.
I did some tests. The strange thing, given the history of home ms, is that it seems to work.
I did some tests. The strange thing, given the history of home ms, is that it seems to work.
epasinet
Guest
impossible.I changed pc and reinstalled my 2004 lt autocad on windows 7 home premium.
I did some tests. The strange thing, given the history of home ms, is that it seems to work.
epasinet
Guest
Of course. with due patches, autocad 2010 works on win7. :finger:posted elsewhere by the proscript
ombra81
Guest
for full reliability (as far as possible in autocad!!! ) I would entrust myself to 2008 both on 32 and on 64bit (tested by years!!!)
liber
Guest
in my opinion you can install all gi autocad from version 2000
if you do not install or troubleshoot it is a matter of netframework, and you must be sure to follow a few instructions not documented but speriemntate
http://www.cad3d.it/forum1/showpost.php?p=153827&postcount=12
if you do not install or troubleshoot it is a matter of netframework, and you must be sure to follow a few instructions not documented but speriemntate
http://www.cad3d.it/forum1/showpost.php?p=153827&postcount=12
EdnaHall
Guest
because as long as we continue to scan to use autocad we will continue to feed this position of unilateral standarization of the sector that is excluded from harm of the fair competition and therefore to harm our?? ? ?