Crashes in acad 2023 and 2024

[tomcarver]

Please let me know if this is not the correct forum. I have been having a lot of crashes lately—three this morning and four or five the past week. I upgraded to Acad 2024 and still had some random crashes. Autodesk support did get back to me and said it was probably a .NET issue that they were trying to resolve. Support suggested that I upgrade my .NET.
I am using win10 64 bit.
Would upgrading to acad 2025 help?

Thanks

[Wanderer]

Please let me know if this is not the correct forum. I have been having a lot of crashes lately—three this morning and four or five the past week. I upgraded to Acad 2024 and still had some random crashes. Autodesk support did get back to me and said it was probably a .NET issue that they were trying to resolve. Support suggested that I upgrade my .NET.
I am using win10 64 bit.
Would upgrading to acad 2025 help?

Thanks

I went ahead and moved this from the Software forum, to the AutoCAD forum. Hopefully someone here can help, because that sounds frustrating as all get out.

[Ed Jobe]

First of all, what exactly is "crashing"? AutoCAD? Windows? What symptoms do you get? Any error messages, screenshots? What were you doing when it happened. AutoCAD 2018+ runs on .NET Framework 4.8.

[Tom Beauford]

As the Windows 11 update was free for compatible PCs I'm assuming your's wasn't so it might be a good time to upgrade. New PCs are cheaper and more powerful than ever even with multiple solid-state terabyte drives that open hugh drawings instantly and should be compatible for years. Discount clubs like Sam's and Costco have some that will dazzle for about $1000. Cheap compared to the cost of AutoCAD considering how much faster you'll be able to complete your drawings.

System requirements for AutoCAD: https://www.autodesk.com/support/tec...r-AutoCAD.html
.NET Framework requirement jumps to .NET 8 for the 2025 version