Installation & Licensing

[#1]

Simple question that I cannot find.

Can I install my Autocad 2011 stand alone license on 2 computers if I only use one at a time?

Thanks in advance.

[#2 · Accepted solution]

Hi Greg!

You definitely can, assuming the license is commercial, you're the sole user, and the 2 copies aren't used concurrently.

Check out this Activation FAQ for more and please accept as a solution if this fully answers your inquiry.

[#3]

Ok sweet.  Does it matter if another guy uses the computer?  (we still dont use them at the same time)

[#4]

Crud.  You said, "sole" user.  I think that means no one else can use?

[#5 · Accepted solution]

Hi Greg,

I'd recommend taking a look at the current License and Services Agreement, specifically the License Types under Exhibit B, for specifics. 

1. Stand-alone (Individual) License. If the License Identification identifies the License Type as a “Stand-alone License” or as an “Individual License,” Licensee may Install a single primary copy of the specific release of the Licensed Materials designated in the applicable License Identification on one (1) Computer, on a Stand-alone Basis, and permit Access to such primary copy of the Licensed Materials solely by Licensee’s Personnel, and solely for Licensee’s Internal Business Needs. Licensee may also Install a single additional copy of such Licensed Materials on one (1) additional Computer, on a Stand-alone Basis; provided that (i) such additional copy of the Licensed Materials is Accessed solely by the same person as the primary copy; (ii) such person is Licensee (if Licensee is an individual) or an employee of Licensee; (iii) such person Accesses the additional copy solely to perform work while away from that person’s usual work location and solely for Licensee’s Internal Business Needs; and (iv) the primary and additional copies are not Accessed at the same time. Stand-alone (Individual) License is for a perpetual term, except as otherwise provided in this Agreement.

Let me know if you need further clarification as I'd be more than happy to investigate accordingly!

[#6]

Nope that answered all my questions.  Thanks so much!!!!