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I have been having issues installing AutoCAD 2021 on my Windows 10 64-bit computer. I have tried both installers on the education downloads page (Install and Download) and have had no luck with either, both producing an error code. I think in the initial message I sent the error it was giving me was error code 240 however I tried manually installing the Autodesk Licencing service and now the error code is 250. I have of course searched for the error code online and on the Autodesk forums but error code 240 and 250 are not documented anywhere for some reason.
I did manage to successfully install the software with the same install file (The download one) on a Hyper-V Virtual Machine. I also managed to successfully launch the software and log in with my Autodesk ID on the 2nd Feb, an issue that you mention in your reply. This lead me to believe that there was possibly an old version of some Autodesk software on my host OS causing it to be unable to install. I found a post on the Autodesk forums that helped me purge all Autodesk files from my computer to perform a clean install but that didn't work. Stability on the VM was not great because I could not utilise my computer power as well as I could in the host OS so I could not use this as an option.
I attempted to install again today on my host OS as your message said there were known issues that have been fixed, however I can confirm that the system error you refer to was not the source of my problem. I will include the installation log of my attempt to install it today and hopefully this will give a better indication to what may be the problem. Here also are my system specifications to ensure that I have as many bases covered as possible:
from somebody else at Autodesk which turns out is the page you get when you click the how do I fix this? hyperlink under the error code. I of course already did this but was willing to try all the steps again including the ones on other pages referenced on that page. I got the same error 240 again as expected, however I also noticed this time some strange behaviour from the installer (on this occasion I was using the installer for AutoCAD named "Download" on the get products page). The installer starts at 13 of 15 remaining and then counts down to 12 and then gets to 11 when it shows it is installing Autodesk Licencing. The progress bar for Autodesk Licencing does not reach the end and then it counts back up to 12 of 15 and starts installing a materials library. It then keeps counting up until it reaches 14 and then shows the Installation incomplete page and error code 240.
Welcome to the Autodesk Community, and thank you for posting your question here in the Installation and Licensing forum! I am sorry to hear you are having this issue with Installing your software. It sounds like you may have an open case with Technical Support, could you share the case number with me so that I can look into this a bit more for you?
It looks like you have tried quite a few different things already, have you attempted the following:
As I have already mentioned in my above post I have already tried the troubleshooting tips on -result/caas/simplecontent/content/autodesk-software-installati... which includes the troubleshooting tips you have listed. The case number is 17454024.
At the end of the thread CADDapult writes out some code that seems to do what I want. Question is... how to do enter/use this code. I have not used code in autocad before (have done a small bit in excel).
In order to load lisp files, you have to issue the Appload command at the command line or in the Tools Menu, Load Application, and then in the command line again, type the command BlkXplode. In order to use other lisp files, you have to inspect the file for functions with the pattern: (defun C:SomeNameHere()...) They are Autolisp defined commands.
If there are any nested Blocks as ingredients in the definitions of other Blocks, and you want all of those also Exploded, you would want to run that several times. Or you could alter it to run itself as many times as it continues to find Blocks. In simplest terms:
However, that [and gasty's original] would also find Xrefs [and, if you ever use them, Windows Metafiles] that can't be Exploded. So really, it ought to run through each item in a selection set, and only if it's an Explodable kind of Insert object, Explode it. [Also, doing it that way (Exploding only one at a time), no messing with the QAFLAGS System Variable is necessary.] There should also be some kind of marker so it will know once it has encountered a selection set that contains no ordinary Blocks among the Insert objects it found, and stop checking -- otherwise it would get into an endless loop. I would bet that there's something out there already that will do something like that, but if you don't find it, it wouldn't be hard to work out.
The following program will recursively explode all primary & nested block references (nested to any depth) excluding xrefs, in all drawing layouts (the EXPLODE command will ignore objects in inactive drawing layouts):
Gaston's initial response did what I initally needed (although as Kent mentioned, does need to be rerun for nested blocks). I therefore marked it as the solution. However, Lee's solution is super sweet as it takes the repeat running out of it.
by default AE does not show signal code in signal references and we must unhide it manually and also its size is a bit small and needs to be changed... unhiding all signal codes and changing their size takes lots of our time... but i need a method to display signal code with appropriate text size in the signal references... i have attached my required signal reference in the image... is there any idea to make such signal reference format as AE default signal reference??
You can modify the library symbol for the source and destination arrows to display the code. Get the symbol name (click on the symbol, properties will display the block name). Open the symbol from the library, modify the attribute properties, change the size, invisible to no, move into position etc. Save the symbol.
Leeb is correct editing the symbol ACAD is using is the only way to go about this; however, this would be time consuming but atleast only once. This is not ideal because signal codes will be of all different text sizes and you cannot orientate position of one parameter based on the text length of another so you will still be shifting the attributes.
I do copy the signal code into the description box on the Destination component as normally the Source Code will be TBDC-F1, TBDC-F2, ETC. this gets me half way there and I will add the fuse size in parentheses. This signal code description would not be accurate for the source component, so in the description I manually manage the description.
You may want to look in help under "Replaceable Parameters" and define in your project properties something that works for you, I use Page - Line Reference (%D-%N), this can be defined differently for on page references, and off page references.
It would be a great idea for ACADE to allow Replacement parameter defaults in the description section uniquely identified for Source and Destination code and expand the number of replaceable parameters. This would reduce allot of time on my part manually managing the descriptions of source / destination codes.
I don't understand your comment "This is not ideal because signal codes will be of all different text sizes and you cannot orientate position of one parameter based on the text length of another so you will still be shifting the attributes".
If the Signal Code was TBDC-F12 (positive) with a text height of .125 your overall text dimension's width would be 0.923 where if the signal code was TBDC-12 (negative) your text dimension would be 0.801. The next attribute is going to be X distance from your first attribute, and you would result int he following where the next attribute would lay on top of the previous:
If your Signal Codes are all going to be the same width, or you don't mind excessive spacing between the one attribute or another to ensure you dont have to continue shifting attributes than you can avoid this.
The user is not using the same style of source/destination arrows you describe, please see the png in the first post. It's quite easy to change the position/size of the attributes as the user requires.
Sorry I don't see your point. You change the symbol to your requirements, change location, change properties of the attributes and save, that's it. You have to change the each directional symbol. You can save each symbol so that the text height, location, properties are the same. It's not difficult, if you posses basic autocad knowledge you can modify the symbols as you see fit.
What I was saying is if you are wanting to display the Source Code > Location as the individual inquired and you put it as such in the file if the source code is too long it will run over the destination as the position of the location code is X distance from the source code. The text will run on top of the other if it is over X number of characters depending on the position of the two parameters.
I use AutoCAD for work and they had purchased AutoCAD2015 with subscription last February - I've been using the product since. I see that AutoCAD 2016 is out and would like to update. When I sign into autodesk.com I dont see AutoCAD listed as a product I own. I did a little snooping around and found myself at RegisterOnce (something I dont remember doing back in February). I get to a point where Im asked for a 'Request Code'. Needless to say I don't have/ cannot find the code that was given to me at the time of activation. How can I fully register my product beacaue as of now the subscription service that was purchased is serving 0 purpose.
Activation Request Code - when you attempt to Activate your license you enter your Serial Number and Product Key - this information and some unique identifier for your specific machine is sent to Autodesk to create a unique Activation Code that will work only on that machine.
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