VBA - Not Installed
I would try uninstalling VBA and then reinstalling it.
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If you right click on the installer exe and select Run As Administrator, does it work?
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The answer would be obvious, but I ask anyway: you do know install AutoCAD/C3D does not install VBA automatically, don't you? It is up to you to downloaded separately and install it.
Can you post a picture of the error message you get? Does it only happen when you load a dwg?
This is more of a tech support problem than a programming one. Do you realize that you can contact support?
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What happens if you type VBAMAN?
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That proves that VBA is actually installed. You may be getting those errors if the dwg has a VBA project embedded in it. But you shouldn't be getting that message. If you open a dwg that produces the error, click on Continue with Current Command to see if the dwg will finish loading. Then run VBAMAN and see if the dwg has a project embedded in it.
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