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When the installation of an Autodesk product fails, you may need to perform a clean uninstall before you can install successfully. A clean uninstall removes residual files from any previous installations and, if necessary, resets some Windows registry keys. A clean uninstall may be necessary if: • You’re trying to upgrade to a new version and keep getting errors. • You tried to install a product for the first time and installation stopped midway. • You thought you installed successfully, but the product won’t start.

After a clean uninstall, you can try installing your product again. Important: Use this procedure only if you run into problems. For normal uninstalls, use the Uninstall control panel in Windows or the Remove tool for Mac software. Camstudio 2.1 Serial there. Go to the Windows TEMP folder by entering%TEMP% in the Windows Run box and delete all the files in that folder.

To display the Run box, click START in Windows XP or 7; right-click START in Windows 8 or 10. • Uninstall the previous version of your Autodesk software. • For Windows products, go to the application list in the Uninstall control panel and select your product. Then click Uninstall to launch the Autodesk Uninstall program to remove the previous version.

I installed AutoCAD 2014 and immediately had some issues with it. As a resolution, I chose to uninstall from my workstation and re-install again.

• For Mac applications, use the Remove tool from Finder >Applications >Product Name. If there is no Remove tool for your product, move the application file to the trash and then remove any residual files (see step 4 below). • Check for corrupt Windows registry keys and other internal problems. For Windows products, download, install, and run the (formerly known as Microsoft Fix It).

It checks for corrupt registry keys and other issues that can prevent installation. • Remove licensing storage files only if you are having licensing problems.

Skip this step if you don’t have licensing issues. Here are the most common symptoms of licensing problems: • When you try to start the product, it hangs at either the “Checking License” or “Loading” step.

• Click Windows button at the bottom left of the screen • Click Control Panel >Click Uninstall a program link. • Find out where SketchUp Import for AutoCAD 2014 is in the program list.