AutoCAD 2002 Issue.

AutoCAD 2002 Issue.

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AutoCAD 2002 Issue.

Anonymous
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Hi, recently i just reformat my pc. After i reinstall AutoCAD 2002, im facing some problem.

 

Please refer to the attached images for reference.

 

Looking forward for the solution. Appreciate you someone could help.

 

Thanks.

 

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Alfred.NESWADBA
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Hi,

 

>> recently i just reformat my pc

And do you have now the same operating system as before?

If yes, it should work, if no it might then be a problem that the licensing system does not work with the newer os.

 

But there are already a lot of posts with this errors >>>here<<< with a lot of suggestions, let's know which one you tried and which one worked or not (and what happend).

 

- alfred -

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Anonymous
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Hi Alfred,

 

From XP to Windows 7. i saw alot of post said that Windows 7 not suppoprt AutoCAD 2002. is there any solution to fix this issue?

 

Thanks.

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Alfred.NESWADBA
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Hi,

 

>> From XP to Windows 7.

Well, that's the reason I guess.

 

>> i saw alot of post said that Windows 7 not supported AutoCAD 2002

I don't think so and I would not play to much with that.

 

What you can do is to:

  • install something like >>>VmWare<<< (free for private use) or >>>VirtualBox<<< (free commercial and private) to get a virtual system running based on XP and install your AutoCAD in that system.
  • look for alternatives (e.g. DraftSight or others), the free alternatives which are currently available will even have more functionality compared to your (really old) release 2002.

 

Sorry, - alfred -

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Anonymous
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Hi Alfred,

 

Thanks for the solutions. I will give it a try.

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Darin.Green
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Like Alfred said, use VMWare or Virtual box then install XP. Another alternative is to install XP Mode on your Windows 7 machine which is essentially the same thing as having VMware or virtual box, but you don't need to install Windows XP afterwards because it's there by default.

https://www.microsoft.com/en-us/download/details.aspx?id=8002


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