Recent content by VinceS

I can now confirm that 'simply' changing the motherboard, cpu and ram got me out of the database and able to upgrade to Win 11. Same c:\ ssd. I had done nothing else once previous ACad 2022 deletion / purging was proven insufficient to get it done. When I changed these components, the Win 10...

A sufficiently self-aware as to purpose bot should know that it didn't do the job properly the first time and provide an additional statement that, suitably chastened, it has now done the job properly and has these other suggested entries for review, or it has found none, now that it is properly...

Regarding the provided links that were supposedly related to this topic, only the first one had any relevance, so I put up a slightly revised post to accommodate the context. The other three had no relevance whatsoever. How did that happen?

Please visit the related topic on Win 10 to 11 pgrades being prevented if AutoCAD 2022 was ever installed, logged on the Windows Insider Hub at The Windows Insider Program and upvote it, ideally also logging your own experiences. Thank you. I have also had a failure to upgrade on a PC with...

So, i have this post 'to go', and find your .json links don't work, plus I note they are all the same bar the first one. Could you provide them in a working format? Also, here is my proposed post, any comments welcome: Please visit this topic logged on the Windows Insider Hub at https: //aka.ms...

If you could share links to other posts, I will go tack the Insider link to them. Actually, perhaps you could do that, requesting they log their own experiences? Thank you. Otherwise, I am just waiting for the new build components to finish arriving and then figuring out when can put some time...

Seems Feedback hub entries can be shared. Please do visit this topic via The Windows Insider Program and upvote it. Thank you.

I have submitted a report via the Insider Feedback Hub App. There is a character limit, so the following is what I have lodged, being the brief version of the abbreviated summary! Please feel free to upvote it. This cannot be linked to; you need to have the Insider Hub App and search for the...

Win 11 22H2 also failed, unsurprisingly with the same entirely useless error message. That is the end of the road for trying older editions for me, to save anyone else travelling down it!

re and “fresh install” that bit didn't happen, and is precisely what I am trying to avoid. But the rest of the summary is pretty good, thank you. For me, I may have a crack at an earlier version, but it does seem at least a reasonable probability that doing the mobo, cpu and ram replacement...

Unsurprisingly, the TPM hack got the same result. So I tried the Win 11 23H2 .iso again. This time I was in the room. It got through all the steps where problems had occurred prior, and tediously counted its way up to 93% was the highest number I noticed. Then said a reboot would happen shortly...

I have accepted full removal of Autodesk products may be the only option and worked my way meticulously through the procedure at: https://www.autodesk.com/support/technical/article/caas/sfdcarticles/sfdcarticles/Clean-uninstall.html. Yet, even after a cold boot, I still see the AutoCAD 2022...

First, by way of Bot training, if you cannot do this, you should not say it: "If you upload the relevant setupact.log or setuperr.log files from your Panther folder (C:\$WINDOWS.~BT\Sources\Panther\), I can help comb through them". So I search for autoc and autod (for AutoCAD and Autodesk) and...

whilst I will try the suggested hacks, did you have any comment on the content of the logs attached to my last post?

Unbelievably, here we are again. Now that I have the languages aligned to US English and have burnt the US Eng .iso, it lets me through the language gateway and again, here is the same Acad 2022 message. I did all these things: Clear C:\$WINDOWS.~BT, C:\$WINDOWS.~WS (if present, it was), and...