What is Product Lifecycle Management (PLM)?
Learn what Product Lifecycle Management (PLM) is and how it helps teams manage product data, processes, and collaboration across the lifecycle. Discover the key benefits and PLM tools driving innovation.
Unknown but appears to be related to the licensing component. Also if folder redirect is enabled during installation it can cause AutoCAD to lose the correct path to the licensing files.
Closing error messages allows users to use ACAD LT 2017/2018.
It appears to me that the errors are related to DTS/CLIC code.
Possible solution #1
The following steps may prevent the script errors:
Possible solution #2
We may have found a solution. The issue may be caused by the language parameters of the shortcut which is automatically placed on the desktop upon install.
When you right click the icon go to properties – on the shortcut tab delete the /language “en-US” from the Target text box and then start the program.
Possible solution #3
Double-click on a DWG file to launch AutoCAD. AutoCAD should launch without any script errors. The desktop icon should then also work without any script errors.
Possible solution #4
Try re-associating .DWG files with the AutoCAD DWG Launcher as per the instructions in DWG file type associativity in Windows.
Possible solution #5
Clicking yes to continue running script. A blank dialog box might appear within the task bar. Close the dialog box by right clicking on the icon in the task bar and select close. You should receive an activation page that allows you to activate.
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