how can i remove LSP from Autoloading

[Anonymous]

i loaded lsp autoloading instead of one it causes some issues how can i remove this lsp or edit it to load only one 

[ilia.borisov]

Maybe that would be helpful
https://forums.autodesk.com/t5/autocad-forum/always-load-a-auto-lisp/td-p/7903976

[Alfred.NESWADBA]

Hi,

>> how can i remove LSP from Autoloading

How have you added to LSP to be auto-loaded?

There are so many ways to autoload tools like command _APPLOAD and putting a tool into the startup suite or adding something to ACAD.LSP or ACADDOC.LSP or using an MNL to any of your loaded menus or having a startup script, ...

- alfred -

[vinodkl]

Hi,

Type in the command "APPLOAD" and then click on "content" from startup suite which would open the lisp which would load at the start of the program. You can remove the lisp which you don't require to load from here.

[Kent1Cooper]

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@vinodkl wrote:

Type in the command "APPLOAD" and then click on "content" from startup suite .... You can remove the lisp which you don't require to load from here. ….

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… only IF  that is the way it's being loaded automatically.  As @Alfred.NESWADBA has described, there are several other possible ways, so it is necessary to know which method is loading it.

[vandenoosterkamp]

and what if the loaded and now totally unwanted app is greyed out in the loaded application list?

[vandenoosterkamp]

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@Alfred.NESWADBA wrote:

Hi,

>> How have you added to LSP to be auto-loaded?

I ran an exe that did that for me. The only option seems to rename the lsp file to finally make it stop interfering with other 2 and 3 key commands. Truely amazing that it can't simply be unloaded

[paullimapa]

this site provides the load sequence:

AutoCAD 2025 Help | About Auto-Loading and Running AutoLISP Routines | Autodesk

[cadffm]

Hi,

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@vandenoosterkamp  schrieb:

and what if the loaded and now totally unwanted app is greyed out

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Thats impossible in the list he pointed to! Take a second look.

I guess you are talking about the 'loaded application' list in Appload dialog (instead the startup suite, where you should look at)?

The 'loaded application'is not important for your question, because the list just showing what .lsp files are loaded, but you can't unload a lisp, that's why it is greyed out in this list.

[vandenoosterkamp]

yes, it's indeed in the loaded application list and obviously not in the startup suite. Spot on.

[vandenoosterkamp]

I renamed the lisp, problem 'solved' in the usual way things need to be solved when there is simply no solution without wasting half a day