Now when you see the bubble notification for A360 Drive live update, go to that same temp folder and look for the ".msp" file. You may need to re boot at least once to clean out most of the folder. Delete everything in that folder that you can.
That will take you to the user temp folder.
Autodesk 360 install#
The best bet would be to do a clean install from scratch and make sure that everything pointing to the right drive letters.įirst log out of A360 on that system. The issues I have seen here over the years are with some of the smaller installers included with AutoCAD, so you may not have hit any other issues just yet. There are a couple ways to re assign a drive letter, but that might make a larger mess for you. Is there a way to re-assign my HD to the C: designation without screwing up the OS and all the other stuff?
Autodesk 360 update#
The AutoCAD installed to the H: drive with no issues, as did the 360, but the 360 update can't see the drive for some reason. I'm not the most adept at PC setups, so while I didn't like that it chose the H: drive, I didn't know what to do about it, so it's been the H: drive ever since. I replaced the fried Seagate 7200 HD with a new healthy Seagate 7200 HD, and proceeded with the recovery/system restore process with the Windows XP OS disk, and the process auto-selected the H: drive as the primary drive for my harddrive. I didn't necessarily "get" my Windows XP OS to boot from the H: drive - that sounds like it was my preference.
The Install Wizard for the programs used to ask where to install the programs, and it always had the window populated with the default destination file: "C:\Program Files\blah blah blah".nowadays it has "H:\Program Files\blah blah blah.
Autodesk 360 software#
This happened back in February, and I have been using the PC and installing new software to it with no problems. Could anyone help me with this? Thanks in advance.
Autodesk 360 manual#
So I am unable to ever update my Autodesk 360, unless there is a manual method I'm unfamiliar with. So the installer tries to install the 360 update to my multi-memory card reader, which of course aborts the install. Like most other update programs are able to do with my PC. I'm deducing from this that the update version installer is not written to understand that the source drive could be anything other than the typical C: drive, and is unable to find the different designation. Verify that the specified log file location exists and is writable". I get a Windows Installer red X button error msg saying, "Error opening installation file. It also auto-selects "protect my computer and data from unauthorized program activity". I am the only user that uses my PC, so I don't select this option. When I select "Install Now", a little "Run As" window opens up showing my PC ID/owner info as "current user", with option to list another user. When I log into 360, I get a bubble at the bottom telling me that latest version 4.8.5.800 is ready for installation. Now on to the issue: apparently my Autodesk 360 is not written to take such unusual things into account. The old C: drive designation was given by my PC to what once was a multi-memory card reader now reads compact flash cards, if I ever use them (I never have). I replaced it with a bigger HD, but in the process of installing it and setting it up for OS installation, it was assigned the H: drive designation, as opposed to the previous, typical C: drive. had a period of quick power surges and interruptions, and it caused my PC's HD to crash. of this year, my area had a bad ice storm.
I have the student edition of AutoCAD 2014, and also Autodesk 360. Hello, I have searched but don't think this issue has been broached yet:
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