AutoCAd reinstalls again when F1 is accessed

Discussion in 'AutoCAD' started by Maria, Mar 24, 2005.

  1. Maria

    Maria Guest

    One of my users is having an annoying problem, each time he hits F1 for help autoCAD installation begins again. I wonder if anyone has the same problem.
     
    Maria, Mar 24, 2005
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    TravisNave Guest

    Was the Help installed initially with the deploy? Also, is the user a member of the Power Users or Administrators group?
     
    TravisNave, Mar 24, 2005
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    Jussi Guest

    It's a bug.
    I had the same problem with ADT2005 and posted a question about it. See
    reply below:

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    Hello Jussi

    Support has received a few cases related to this issue and we have been able
    to reproduce this problem in our lab. We are currently working with product
    development to identify the cause of the problem and determine what options
    are available as far as a fix. Unfortunately we do not have a work-around
    at this time, other than supplying users with administrative privileges, but
    if we do find something, we will be sure to communicate our findings.

    Tony Michniewicz
    Autodesk Product Support

    Log in as a Domain User, start ADT2005 and press F1.
    On my machine this launches windows installer which ends in error since it
    hasn't enough rights. Press a few times Ok and help is there.

    I've tried to get rid of this by starting help as a domain admin, by
    elevating user rights temporarily to admin to get the install through, but
    it isn't helping. The installer starts every time help is started.

    Can you confirm this? Is something just wrong here?

    Thanks,
    Jussi
     
    Jussi, Mar 24, 2005
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    TravisNave Guest

    TravisNave, Mar 24, 2005
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  5. Maria

    Maria Guest

    Thank you for all your suggestions.I have tried the Windows Installer 3.0 but did not work. Any other suggestions?
     
    Maria, Mar 26, 2005
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