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zip file was so convenient and your easy step by step instructions saved me! I hassled and returned the windows 8, got a refurbished computer with windows 7, successfully installed AutoCad, opened it up in sheer excitement!.only to discover that dreadful heap error pop-up as soon as I moved the mouse to do anything.Īfter hours of digging through google search and finding dead ends, I found this thread! I was skeptical because all the other solutions I found were unsuccessful.īut it worked! The. So.after browsing for forever, I read that some people had success using AC14 on a Windows 7 with 32-bit. Know your options before you buy, or learn more about the capabilities of your existing Lenovo workstation with our frequently asked. I know absolutely nothing about Autocad so forgive me if this was a blasphemous suggestion I insisted that my dad just get with the times and get an autocad that was more modern and updated, but he insisted that he HAD to have this old version. All the new computers have windows 8 (bleh) on them and I couldn't even get his AutoCadR14 CD to install on it due to windows 8 64-bit being incompatible with the AC14's 16-bit requirements. Thanks again for all who help me get this to work on my computer.ĭswinty7, it totally worked for me too just now!! My dad had an oldddddd windows xp, and so I got him a new computer. I just happen to put all YOUR information together to make it easily for YOU. Right click on it and make a shortcut icon to your desktop.

The 3 files you downloaded, GDIFONT3.HDI,HEIDI3.DLL,SH31W32.DLL need to be placed inside the main Autocad folder, (must unzip them 1st) the same place you removed the SH31W32.DLL file. After it is saved somewhere else on your machine, remove it from the Autocad folder. Cant upload separately)īrowse to your Autocad, find SH31W32.DLL, it will be in the main Autocad folder, if you can't find it, just do a search.Ĭopy this file and save it. Instruction to get AutoCad 14 version to work in Vista 64:Īll the new files you will need, I have attached below.ĭownload them, save them to your desktop.( Had to put all 3 files together and. Once this is copied to your Vista machine, put the Autocad file in your Program Files (NOT x86). ( I have a dual boot Vista / XP which made this very easy ) It must be copied from another hard drive via thumbdrive or you should be able to just copy file to a CD, than copy to Vista folder you just created. I'm going to try and make this easy and painless.

I only signed up here ( just to give something back) to write this and to make it a lot easilier for others to get this to work, without reading 13 pages of everybody's input. But, like all of you here, couldn't get it to work in Vista. I don't care to upgrade, I just like 14 version. "Hey all! 1st, let me Thank all of you whom has contributed to this thread. My system has plenty of ram and hard disk space. The reason I am trying this is because I have a structural program I use all the time that is only written for R14. The program opens up and I can open a drawing, but as soon as I execute a command the error comes up and it crashes.

I made the changes, but now I am getting a Fatal Error: Unhandled exception at. This from an autodesk forum, but I could not find any info on this new error. Below is an outline that seems to work for people. Evidently this has been accomplished by changing a dll, inserting some other files, and changing permissions.
