Long story short, I am an Engineering Student. I attempted to initially install Auto Cad to an external hard drive which was named (H:) drive. The install worked but I no longer have the external hard drive and am now trying re-install the software onto my (C:) Drive from the Auto Desk website. Everytime I try to re-install the program, the installation window tells me "invalid (H:) drive. I am not able to change the installation path as it is blanked out "not clickable". I have tried any and all solutions I could find and nothing works.
List of things I have tried:
-Complete Uninstall, and re install from website. Continues to use the Non existent (H:) drive which produces ERROR 1327 as usual.
-Checked registry to see if anything was out of the ordinary in my (User shell) and others. I found nothing to be out of order.
-Changed DOS manager to subsitute (H:) Drive to (C:) Drive, then attempted a re-install with no success.
- Manual download, once I click "setup" the installation window pops up and says "invalid (H:) Drive
I've been trying to get this to work for months now. the last thing I wanted to do was bother anyone. I seem to be out of ideas.
If anyone has any other ideas I would really appreciate it !
I will add screen shots to help.
( at the time I had taken these Screen Captures, I had manually installed the program on my computer and was trying to register the software. I get the identical window when I try to re-install the program from the website as well.)
I need to know how to change or disable the Installer from trying to use the "Non Existent" (H:) Drive as my Installation path
Thank you for your help !
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