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starting AutoCAD 2002, Windows 2000 domain users get a "failed to update the
system registry" error. Article TS53457 in AutoDesk Knowledge Base gives only
the solution to "Add the users to the local Power Users group." THAT IS NOT
ACCEPTABLE in a Windows 2000 network, because it affects many other
permissions & rights and Group Policy objects, etc. Is there any other way
to solve the problem? Maybe manually changing the rights of some registry
entries? Does this mean that AutoCAD 2002 is not really a Windows 2000
certified (compatible) application?
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"Alfonso" <When
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starting AutoCAD 2002, Windows 2000 domain users get a "failed to update the
system registry" error. Article TS53457 in AutoDesk Knowledge Base gives only
the solution to "Add the users to the local Power Users group." THAT IS NOT
ACCEPTABLE in a Windows 2000 network, because it affects many other
permissions & rights and Group Policy objects, etc. Is there any other way
to solve the problem? Maybe manually changing the rights of some registry
entries? Does this mean that AutoCAD 2002 is not really a Windows 2000
certified (compatible) application?