Autocad Civil 3d 2013 & Windows 8

Autocad Civil 3d 2013 & Windows 8

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Autocad Civil 3d 2013 & Windows 8

Anonymous
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Hello,

I would like to post the probleme autocad civil 3d and windows, i try to install it but during the installation wizard "framework 4" the process stopped and the installation wizard crash

can anyone post a solution for this problem 

Thanks

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troma
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Earlier on this thread, or possibly on one of the other similar ones, a user shared this suggestion: the problem originates with the updated .NET framework that comes with Win8.  The suggestion is to remove the .NET from the machine, and install an older version of .NET. The user then reported no problems in operation.


Mark Green

Working on Civil 3D in Canada

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Anonymous
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Tried that - did not work.

kudos if it works.

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neilyj666
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C3D 2014 IS supported under Win 8 http://usa.autodesk.com/adsk/servlet/ps/dl/item?siteID=123112&id=15444804&linkID=9240697&CMP=OTC-RSS... but Win 7 is recommended

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AEC Collection 2026 UKIE (mainly Civil 3D UKIE and IW)
Win 11 Pro x64, 1Tb Primary SSD, 1Tb Secondary SSD
64Gb RAM Intel(R) Xeon(R) W-11855M CPU @ 3.2GHz
NVIDIA RTX A5000 16Gb, Dual 27" Monitor, Dell Inspiron 7760
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Jeff_M
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Note that it says Windows 8 Professional. So most new pc's that "come with Windows 8" still need to be spec'ed to upgrade to the Pro version.

Jeff_M, also a frequent Swamper
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neilyj666
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Maybe not sure of the differences but I have Win 7 Home on my laptop and Pro on my desktop and Civil 3D 2013 runs fine on both.

 

Perhaps it's so you can run compatibilty mode for Win 7..!?!?!?Smiley Wink

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Win 11 Pro x64, 1Tb Primary SSD, 1Tb Secondary SSD
64Gb RAM Intel(R) Xeon(R) W-11855M CPU @ 3.2GHz
NVIDIA RTX A5000 16Gb, Dual 27" Monitor, Dell Inspiron 7760
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michael_robertson
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Regular Windows 8 should probably work fine, the main difference between regular and pro editions are enterprise type capabilities such as:

 

Remote desktop connections

the ability to participate in a Windows Domain

Encrypting File System

Hyper-V (virtualization)

Virtual Hard Disk (VHD) booting

Group policy

Bitlocker & Bitlocker-to-go

 

For full version comparison see Wikipedia: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Windows_8_editions

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Anonymous
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Hot Fix 3 appears to have resolved the Windows 8 issues.

 

I have been running since yesterday. 

 

Anyone else seeing positive results?

 

 

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Anonymous
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downloaded and tried it -

anything in 2d works (did before) but still crashes when editing Civil 3d modules.

could be because everything here is networked to a server.

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Anonymous
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I was able to work with sections that caused it to crash before.

Yeah!!!!

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Anonymous
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Yes! I'm up and running now with no major crashes. I say 'major' because, now, I receive an error regarding the .Net framework but it doesn't crash. C3D just errors and allows me to continue. I haven't tried all functions yet, so it's early... I was crashing roughly 10 seconds into working in any drawing.

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