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- 25th February 2009 at 17:31 #43654
AutoCAD is a designing program mainly used by engineers for those how doesn’t know. I can’t install it on my Windows Server 2008 64bit. When I run the installation I get an error (You cannot install this product on the current operating system).
Can you help me? Or maybe propose me an older version of this program who do work… - 25th February 2009 at 20:16 #48361
You have to install AutoCAD 2009 on Windows Server 2008 x64 make sure you install the 64Bit version of AutoCAD 2009, otherwise it won’t install. I tested the AutoCAD LT 2009 64Bit on my Windows Server 2008 x64 and it installs/runs without any problems!
Download links:
AutoCAD_2009_English_Win_32bit.exe (Not downloadable in The Netherlands)
AutoCAD_2009_English_Win_64bit.exe (Not downloadable in The Netherlands)
AutoCAD_LT_2009_English_Win_32bit.exe (550MB)
AutoCAD_LT_2009_English_Win_64bit.exe (591MB)Good luck!
Arris
- 25th February 2009 at 22:26 #48362
Thank you m8 😉
- 3rd July 2009 at 19:41 #48363
Hi, anyone else tried it? I’m trying to install Autocad 2009 x64 in WS2008 SP2 x64 and getting the following error when try to start the application
FATAL ERROR: The security system (softlock license manager) is not functioning or is improperly installed.
Already reinstalled several times using the 000-000000 serial without lucky. The crack serials won’t work either.
Any clue?
Thanks!
- 13th July 2009 at 19:46 #48364
@acsterf wrote:
Any clue?
I don’t think it is a Server 2008 related problem while the application can just be installed without any workarounds or tricks. You can try to uninstall it and also remove (possible) folders
in:
* %ProgramFiles%
* %ProgramFiles(x86)%
* %appdata%After removing the eventually found files/folders restart your PC and install it again.
If that doesn’t work you can better ask your question at the Autodesk Discussion Groups.
Good luck! 😉
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