Error mess

[genesisd_d]

Does anyone recognize this command line message "Error loading AcStandards services"
I cant load a new sheet set. I cant associate a standards file to a drawing. Reinstalling doesnt work. Does anyone know a fix? HELP!!!

Doug

[rkmcswain]

Have you tried any of the solutions that others have found?
http://www.google.com/search?q=Error...dards+services

[genesisd_d]

Just to relay information on this subject because other people have experinced this.

Since the last thread pertaing on this subject I have created a new profile on my computer. This new profile has access to my CAD2005 program but uses files after a certin level that are uniquely its own in the support folder path. This difference has made the difference. I ran some security programs which resulted in showing errors in the registry. At this point I am thinking that there are certin files (Cad files) that arent recognized by the security protocals and are misinterpreted as maliceous.

Isnt there a way to identify these files as safe? I would like to trust my security programs.

Doug

[Arben.Allaraj]

Does anyone recognize this command line message "Error loading AcStandards services"
I cant load a new sheet set. I cant associate a standards file to a drawing. Reinstalling doesnt work. Does anyone know a fix? HELP!!!

Doug

Try this ;http://www.3dcadtips.com/3DCADTips_E...-services.html

[genesisd_d]

Try this ;http://www.3dcadtips.com/3DCADTips_E...-services.html

Thank you for the lead.

The only way I have found to succesfully reinstall CAD is to do a "clean boot" which turns everything off. Unfortunately the problem returns once I turn everything back on. The problem is being able to controle my security programs where I could isolate CAD as a safe thing to egnore. Could you or some one recommend a virus software that is CAD friendly or deosnt require a knowledge of computer gobbldygook to manage.

Doug

[Arben.Allaraj]

Thank you for the lead.

The only way I have found to succesfully reinstall CAD is to do a "clean boot" which turns everything off. Unfortunately the problem returns once I turn everything back on. The problem is being able to controle my security programs where I could isolate CAD as a safe thing to egnore. Could you or some one recommend a virus software that is CAD friendly or deosnt require a knowledge of computer gobbldygook to manage.

Doug

What kind of Antivirus program do you have ?
It is more important to have any kind of antivirus.For me I like Kaspersky Antivirus.
If the scan don't make any thing go to remove AutoCAD registries.

[genesisd_d]

I have McAfee security siftware. It seems vert effective. Maybe to effective. Can you recomend a CAD friendly security program?

[jaberwok]

I have McAfee security siftware. It seems vert effective. Maybe to effective. Can you recomend a CAD friendly security program?

I have used Avast for a couple of years. It's unobstructive, doesn't try to take over your entire OS (like Norton and McAfee do) and it seems to work just fine.