Windows 10: I am trying to open autocad 2008 on my windows 7 and it says "internal error #2 - please be...

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autocad error

i'm trying to install autocad for over an hour now, and every tiem i try i get his error:




i tryed installing c+, net framework, putting everything to stock, and still nothing, any ideas?

 

autocad error

Hey PT, try this:

You may see this error during installation of the full Okino software package: "Error 1935: An error occurred during the installation of assembly 'Microsoft.MSXML2, { etc, etc }. HRESULT = 0x80070002".

This error has occurred in the Microsoft MSXML v4 installer program and not in the Okino installer. We run this sub-installer to make sure your machine has the newest version of the Microsoft XML v4 parser installed.

Doing a Google search for "error 1935 microsoft.msxml2" results in these common suggestions to this problem:

Turn off (disable) all SpyWare and Anti-Virus programs. These programs prevent the Microsoft MSXML installer from writing to the registry. Restart the installation process.


Close down all of your applications which are using the Microsoft MSXML v4 parser and then re-start the installer. Internet Explorer would be a good candidate program to close down.


Another often referenced set of solutions is outlined on this page, as well as here.


Another indirect solution offered by Microsoft is outlined here.
Basic Suggestions to Overcoming Common Installshield Runtime Problems


Link here: Okino Computer Graphics - Professional 3D File Conversion Software

... The interesting thing is that AutoCAD 2007 uses MSI, not install sheild.

 

AutoCAD Compatibility Questions

I had wanted to upgrade the computers at my job's office to Windows 7, though I've run into a bit of a brick wall at the moment. They're a contracting business and use AutoCAD a lot, AutoCAD 2002 to be precise. There seems to be some very strange behavior with AutoCAD in Windows 7.

When first installed, it works perfectly fine right off the bat without having to do anything. If you reboot the computer however, everytime you open the program you get a

and the program closes. There is a strange work around though. Double click an AutoCAD drawing created in Windows XP, it will open it without any issues. I feel it would be ridiculous to tell my bosses though to open one drawing just to open another. They're going to just want to double click whatever they have to to open it.

The other problem is they're stuck on AutoCAD 2002. It's not a matter of money upgrading to a later version, they've looked at trials of these versions and feel lost in them. 2002 does what they need and they'd prefer to stick with it out of comfort.

I've been told running XP in a virtual machine on Windows 7 makes AutoCAD 2002 work, but to be honest I'm not quite sure how to do that.

Ideally I'd like to get 2002 working on Windows 7, they wanted to upgrade from XP but they also want their AutoCAD 02. I'm the kind of person who hates disappointing people. Any thoughts of what I can do? If you google "Autocad 2002 Windows 7 Fatal Error" you can see it's a very common issue. Unless I've looked over it, I haven't found a good solution.

Edit: I've tried XP Compatibility mode, Run as Admin, and I installed a 32 bit copy of Windows 7 Ultimate.