Whenever I open AutoCad this appears aswell.
An executable file was found outside of the specified trusted locations.
What do you want to do?
C:/Users/reckless/documents/acad.LSP
Make sure that this file comes from a trusted source and does not contain malicious code.
then the same message with this appears.
C:/users/reckless/appdata/roaming/autodesk/autocad2014/r19.1/enu/acadappp.lsp
It's a new security feature. You need to add C:/users/reckless/appdata/roaming/autodesk/autocad
2014/r19.1/enu/ to your Trusted Locations.
Go to OPTIONS > Files tab > Trusted Locations (third down) and Add the location.
*EDIT: Very good point from Alfred below -- make sure it's not a virus first before adding it to the Trusted Locations
Hi,
>> C:/Users/reckless/documents/acad.LSP
That path is really ununsual for an ACAD.LSP file
IMPORTANT: first make sure it's not a virus, not just add the path because it's the simliest option!
- alfred -
[EDIT] remembers me of >>>that thread<<< a few days ago [/EDIT]
Thanks for getting back to me.
However when i press the options button autocad crashes.
I then restarted Autocad from default settings and the option button decided to worked. I pasted in C:/Users/Reckless/Documents/acad.LSP
When i restarted AutoCad with out default settings the same message still came up, and i still had the problem with the Workspace Paperspace tabs.
I just want to know how to get autocad to stay in the default settings with out me having to open it like that each time. It runs fine when i open it with default settings.
A fuller description of what you call "default settings", "pasted in C:/Users/Reckless/Documents/acad.LSP", and "Workspace Paperspace tabs" might help - this can mean different things to different people, so clarity is key to getting a good, clear answer.
Crashing when trying to open the Options dialog is a good sign the installation didn't complete properly. This could be a matter of user rights, UAC settings, or anti-virus getting in the way.