Mem_bad_pointer autocad r14 - Microsoft Windows XP Home Edition

I'm assuming you mean R134 if it is a 2000 model car.
Not sure what you are saying the problem is. The compressor has to run to add freon if it is low. Normally you jumper the low pressure switch to make it run while you add freon.
Is the compressor running ? And if so, what are the high and low gauge readings ?

they will be about an inch taller

most AutoDesk product require the user to have administrator permissions to operate properly. I think this is due to lock file pointers or other types of file management operations that occur in the installation or support folders of the AutoDesk product during use.
It is a big sticking point for IT departments to allow admin permissions to users just so their AutoCAD will run correctly, but I have not seen any way around that in over 20 years of using their products.

You may have a bad relay. the relay for the blower motor is located in the fuse panel inside the vehicle and is in the "R14" position (see picture of fuse panel location a nd diagram of layout below). I believe but double check and please don't take my word on it (check numbers on relays to see if they match) but I believe the R13 and R14 are the same kind of relay and IF they are switch them to see if that's the problem. PLEASE double check the numbers I may be wrong. I hope this helps and good luck.

LOL your computer had a soft error and you forgot how to use AutoLISP? Perhaps your office caught the force of the recent tsunami? Information isn't fatal; the warnings and alerts/failures after that should offer a little more detail on what makes a problem a showstopper. What actually happens?

It sounds like either memory went bad and your program won't start up as usual, or the installation (possibly including add-in libraries, etc.) was corrupted. Get an extra backup image on a fresh hard drive, try reinstalling on either one, and see if things improve. Failing that, give a bit more debug information, including verbose log excerpts, etc.

HI,

The cd key was printed on the CD case together with your installer, you can find it on the back.

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I don't believe Autocad will work at all on Windows Vista.

The only other solution I can think of is to download Virtual Box from http://www.virtualbox.org/

You will need to have an XP cd to install, and basically you will be installing an XP virtual machine, at which time you can then install Autocad 97 onto that virtual machine.

Hope this helps!

You are still using AutoCAD R14? If you are that might be the problem. If you are running Vista, then AutoCAD R14 might be too old of a version to run. You will probably need to upgrade to a newer version of AutoCAD. I know this isn't a solution, but I am just trying to look at it from a different point of view. You can also go to autodesk.com and join their discussion groups. It is free and you can post questions. You usually get a fast response with an answer that really helps. I will do a little more research and add more when I get a chance. Good luck and I hope that I helped.

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try this thread from autodesk it is having solution