I think it will be better. Message 8 of Thanks again for your involvment. I just have a problem now to borrow a license but it's not really an issue for me. Message 9 of Al wrote in message news discussion. Message 10 of Hello, I have tried with all my might to install Autodesk Mechanical Desktop on our Designing PC running Windows 7 Pro 64bit with AutoDesk Inventory Pro Suite already installed including AutoCAD Mechanical , but after downloading the 2 zip files, extracting them to the same folder and installing it, the installer crashes saying wrong device or something.
If I go into the x64 directory and install Mechanical Desktop from there it will install, but then it seems to reference AutoCAD Mechanical files that it needs to run from a wrong directory and says cannot load a variety of files and throws exceptions and then it crashes. When I check the path of the files, it is looking for the folder "acadm" but the only "acadm " exists with the files it is looking for. I even tired creating the directory and copying the files there, no go.
I installed with the local administrator account we are networked here and turned off windows firewall and windows defender and UAC. I haven't installed a antivirus yet. I even tried installing in Vista SP2 compatibility mode How did you get it to install and work? Can someone show me the way Message 11 of Uninstall Mechanical, then install MDT. It's always been that way. Message 12 of Hi everyone.
I'm back on this topic for a new trial of MDT on windows 7. Dennis Jeffrey's link is dead so I can't see what it was. Now I can't see what I can do. Preview file. Message 13 of We want to thank all our customers who identified these issues and reported them to us.
These reports give us the opportunity to improve the product and provide you, our customers, with the best possible solution in mechanical design. Autodesk would also like to take this opportunity to thank you for your continued business and for the feedback regarding the content of this update release.
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