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Anyone had any luck installing ACAD 2002 on a 64 bit computer running Windows 8?
Can it even be done?
It's just the basic home version of Windows 8.
THANKS IN ADVANCE
BLH
Posted : October 13, 2013 7:10 pm
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I just installed 2004 on Windows 7 64 bit but I had to get 7 Pro to make it work. I'm assuming you may need to do the same.
Posted : October 13, 2013 7:16 pm
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Try copying the disk to your c drive, right click on the exe file and pick install as xp. Double click it and it should install correctly.
Posted : October 13, 2013 7:28 pm
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I have successfully installed LDD3 (w ACAD2002) on both Windows 7 & 8 machines.
First off, you cannot use autorun, or the setup.exe, our install disk has a msetup.exe, use that. Second, create a folder on the C drive called Programs, then install the program to there. It should work, here is a link I found helpful when trying to sort this out.
Posted : October 14, 2013 9:09 am