using autocad14 w/ XP

After changing harddisk, rising ram
and reinstalled XPproff with servicepack 2
and reinstalled autocad14. I get an issue when
unloading autocad.: memmory could not be read.
Has installed all updates from acads download
site.
Should someone here know how to repair this?.
-Thanks very much for an answer!.
--sen

 

No fix that I know of. No harm in it other than the annoyance factor.

 

You´re right about this. I probably have to live with it.
On my Vista machine it wont load. -That´s a lot worse!.

Thanks
--sen

 

Don't get me started on Vista....

 

Ironic isn't it? In my recent experience, Vista is the dominant reason so
many knowledgeable folks are avoiding investing in a new computer. My lawyer
recently paid a premium for a new box because he insisted on one with XP
Pro.
___

 

We had an old ME box that was dying, and software compatibility issues had
been a problem on that machine for some time, so when we decided to buy a
new one we got Vista despite all the know problems, figuring that they'd fix
them with a service pack....NOT!

We got it mainly to take advantage of the media center features, which work
well enough, but for a working machine it's been a nightmare. We now have
software problems of a different variety, only we're out a stack of money.

Vista was a mistake. For those avoiding...keep avoiding. M$ don't seem
concerned about their reputation at all.

 

Did a search and the results came up with dual processor issue if it apply's
refer tp the following.

http://usa.autodesk.com/adsk/servlet/ps/dl/item?siteID=123112&id=2523567&linkID=9240618


Regards

R

 

Hummmmmmmm
maybe run cad in compatibility mode could help too!

 

omg the more i search the more i find options up to you to find out the one
that achieves the best results.

Best of luck in the trial and error persuit.

R.

 

I´ve tryed this in all it´s different ways.
The XP is running on an old AMD-XP2.0 machine.
-This is a single core machine. The Vista machine
is a dual core. I made an update from autocads
support side. The dual core issue is among these
update files. But the issue still persist after the update.
The eventlog reports the issue being related to a
file ntdll.dll.
Search on MSDN and Google reveal several thoussands
alike issues related to that file.
These OS generated eventlogs is all useless to the general
user -like me. As Microsofts downward compatibility
from new operating systems decreases as years go by,
a really effectively troubleshooting software is needed.
-I dont know of any.
In fact, Microsoft operating systems has become that
huge, that not even Microsoft can handle full control
of their own program development any longer. a
Thanks for you care.

--sen