My dad uses Windows 7 Professional 64-bit and AutoCAD 2012 and I'm wondering if it will be compatible with Windows 10 when it becomes available?
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My dad uses Windows 7 Professional 64-bit and AutoCAD 2012 and I'm wondering if it will be compatible with Windows 10 when it becomes available?
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@Anonymous wrote:or B) how do I return to windows 8.1?
https://www.google.com/?gws_rd=ssl#q=how+to+revert+back+to+windows+8.1+from+windows+10+pro
@Anonymous wrote:or B) how do I return to windows 8.1?
https://www.google.com/?gws_rd=ssl#q=how+to+revert+back+to+windows+8.1+from+windows+10+pro
@Anonymous wrote:yes, I DO EXPECT things to run properly when they advertise that all your existing stuff is safe and transferrable.
Where did you see this information advertised? Link please.
@Anonymous wrote:yes, I DO EXPECT things to run properly when they advertise that all your existing stuff is safe and transferrable.
Where did you see this information advertised? Link please.
I Recently upograded to Windows 10. AutoCAD will open as far as the home screen, but I cant open any files and the application hangs in a loop.
I Recently upograded to Windows 10. AutoCAD will open as far as the home screen, but I cant open any files and the application hangs in a loop.
I Recently upograded to Windows 10. AutoCAD 2016 will open as far as the home screen, but I can't open any files and the application hangs in a loop.
I Recently upograded to Windows 10. AutoCAD 2016 will open as far as the home screen, but I can't open any files and the application hangs in a loop.
This is of little consequence now but you should have investigated that possiblility before upgrading as I am doing now. AutoCAD and Windows 10 are not a stable prospect at this time wait for AutoCAD not Microsoft to corfirm their software will work.
This is of little consequence now but you should have investigated that possiblility before upgrading as I am doing now. AutoCAD and Windows 10 are not a stable prospect at this time wait for AutoCAD not Microsoft to corfirm their software will work.
hello guys..excuse me ...
if you want to install windows10 and you want to use autocad also... but problem is autocad not suppoted winX so i have an idea for you
steps:
1. install windows10
2. then install virtual box/VMware Workstation at winX
3. install OS xp/win7/win8.1 using virtual box/VMware Workstation
4. then install your AutoCAD using virtual box/VMware Workstation
plz try i hope useful for all of you ...thank you
hello guys..excuse me ...
if you want to install windows10 and you want to use autocad also... but problem is autocad not suppoted winX so i have an idea for you
steps:
1. install windows10
2. then install virtual box/VMware Workstation at winX
3. install OS xp/win7/win8.1 using virtual box/VMware Workstation
4. then install your AutoCAD using virtual box/VMware Workstation
plz try i hope useful for all of you ...thank you
The Setting/Update & security/Recovery of Windows 10 says that you can roll back only within the month after installation. Has anybody rolled back who can share the experience? And if so, had AutoCAD LT 2013 or other installed AutoCAD needed to be reinstalled once you are again in the the older operating system?
The Setting/Update & security/Recovery of Windows 10 says that you can roll back only within the month after installation. Has anybody rolled back who can share the experience? And if so, had AutoCAD LT 2013 or other installed AutoCAD needed to be reinstalled once you are again in the the older operating system?
Hi,
>> Has anybody rolled back who can share the experience?
This is the only thread (I know and found) about rolling back done and working (from @Anonymous in post 3): >>>click<<<.
- alfred -
Hi,
>> Has anybody rolled back who can share the experience?
This is the only thread (I know and found) about rolling back done and working (from @Anonymous in post 3): >>>click<<<.
- alfred -
apmster, I rolled my windows 10 back to windows 7. I didn't have to reinstall AutoCAD and it went back to working fine under Windows 7.
Incidently. I think the reason AutoCAD didn't work under Windows 10 was because there were no windows 10 drivers for my graphics card.
apmster, I rolled my windows 10 back to windows 7. I didn't have to reinstall AutoCAD and it went back to working fine under Windows 7.
Incidently. I think the reason AutoCAD didn't work under Windows 10 was because there were no windows 10 drivers for my graphics card.
How to check your PC for Win10 hardware compatibility before you commit:
http://www.zdnet.com/article/will-your-pc-run-windows-10-use-this-well-hidden-compatibility-checker-...
How to check your PC for Win10 hardware compatibility before you commit:
http://www.zdnet.com/article/will-your-pc-run-windows-10-use-this-well-hidden-compatibility-checker-...
Can autocad work on a windows 8.1 laptop that has been upgraded to windows 10. And by the way i need this answered as soon as possible
Can autocad work on a windows 8.1 laptop that has been upgraded to windows 10. And by the way i need this answered as soon as possible
Hi,
welcome @Anonymous.autodesk.com!
>> Can autocad work on a windows 8.1 laptop that has been upgraded to windows 10
You missed one of the most important info's: which AutoCAD release?
If you want to have a stable system I would recommend to not do that, but (in case of AutoCAD 2016) you might follow >>>that article<<< which shows some suggestions to get AutoCAD 2016 working on Windows 10.
>> And by the way i need this answered as soon as possible
And by the way: the word "please" instead of "as soon as possible" would be great. As this forum is a users-help-users forum we don't get money for what we are doing, your wording (especially with your first post here) is not that motivating to others to support you.
- alfred -
Hi,
welcome @Anonymous.autodesk.com!
>> Can autocad work on a windows 8.1 laptop that has been upgraded to windows 10
You missed one of the most important info's: which AutoCAD release?
If you want to have a stable system I would recommend to not do that, but (in case of AutoCAD 2016) you might follow >>>that article<<< which shows some suggestions to get AutoCAD 2016 working on Windows 10.
>> And by the way i need this answered as soon as possible
And by the way: the word "please" instead of "as soon as possible" would be great. As this forum is a users-help-users forum we don't get money for what we are doing, your wording (especially with your first post here) is not that motivating to others to support you.
- alfred -
I updated a machine fromVista 32 bit that had AutoCad 2007 on it. I did an in place upgrade to Windows 7 Pro 64 bit and used PCmover to move all the programs into the new installation. After the machine did all the updates for windows 7 Pro I was able to do the free install of Windows 10 Pro 64 bit.
Autocad 2007 runs without a hitch on Windows 10 Pro 64 bit on that machine.
I updated a machine fromVista 32 bit that had AutoCad 2007 on it. I did an in place upgrade to Windows 7 Pro 64 bit and used PCmover to move all the programs into the new installation. After the machine did all the updates for windows 7 Pro I was able to do the free install of Windows 10 Pro 64 bit.
Autocad 2007 runs without a hitch on Windows 10 Pro 64 bit on that machine.
I've updated to windows 10 recently and ran into the same problem. I've went back to windows 7 but my autoCAD won't open on that virsion either. suggestions?
I've updated to windows 10 recently and ran into the same problem. I've went back to windows 7 but my autoCAD won't open on that virsion either. suggestions?
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