#1, numero uno: Follow the exact instructions to uninstall Autodesk/Autocad software in the order that the official Autodesk guide tells you to uninstall them. Then ran into this extended nightmare of trying to remove this software from my computer.Īfter spending the better part of the last two hours trying and finally succeeding in uninstalling nearly every trace (there are still some innocuous registry entries that aren't worth deleting, and one set of regedit data that I can't delete even when I try, but it doesn't affect anything) here are the tried and true method that works better than the OPs strategy: So I believe this will be helpful.I had the extreme misfortune of being curious enough about Autocad to install it on my personal computer because I had free access to the software as a student. Even if you only have AutoCAD installed, you must uninstall several products. If you see the products supported in the list, you can also use this tool to uninstall AutoCAD and some AutoCAD based products. So it means if we have Autodesk Design Suite 2012, we must uninstall each product manually? Not really. Apparently (almost) all Autodesk Suites has this utility.īut not for Autodesk Design Suite (it’s AutoCAD Design Suite in 2013). You can see Edward Winter post how to use quick uninstall tool here and in this Autodesk documentation. Lucky for us, there is an utility to do this with less clicks: Autodesk quick uninstall tool. You will need to uninstall many products! Especially if you have one of the suites. Uninstalling old version is a tedious task. It means one thing for us geeks: it’s time to upgrade!
You may already downloaded or got your installation media.
Last week, Autodesk released some of their 2013 products. To run uninstall tool: Click Windows Start Menu> All Program> Autodesk> Uninstall Tool Update: If you want to uninstall Autodesk Suites 2013 or later, the uninstall tool is already included.
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