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Rollback your Windows System using Windows System Restore

You may find one day that your perfectly working AutoCAD suddenly no longer works anymore – why could this be? Well, the main reason is due to some newly installed application conflicting with you existing installation. The best way to solve this problem is to use Windows System Restore…

Here’s how:

Windows 7 Users – How to use Windows System Restore for Windows 7
Windows 8 Users – How to use Windows System Restore for Windows 8 and click on ‘Restore your PC to an earlier point in time’

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10 years ago

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Install AutoCAD ADT 3.3/Architecture 3.3 (2002) on Windows 11

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