I have a copy of ACAD 2000 on my Windows 7 Professional 64 bit installation. It will not even install on the Windows 7 64Bit without doing it in XP Mode since ACAD 2000 is a 32 Bit program that ACAD wrote that is not compatible with 64Bit Windows.

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On WIN7 Pro I downloaded the XP mode files from Microsoft. When I was planning my Computer upgrade to WIN 7 I specifically chose WIN 7 Pro because of its ability to run in 32 BIT compatibility mode. Maybe someone here can chime in on using it on other versions of WIN7. Hi All, Thanks for the responses.I'm trying to load AutoCAD 2000 on to a new computer w/Win7. It will not allow me to do so. The version of WIN7 is Home Premium. I guess it's cheaper to use an older version than purchase a new version of AutoCAD!!!

Pos module for stock manager advance download. If you are looking into an older version to install, you could try XP. Must be someone out there that can direct you to a source. Have you checked out FRY's electronics? They have several Operating systems available for purchase in OEM software.

I got W7 Pro there and it was around $150.00 when I built my computer. There are two stores in the Phoenix area. That sure is a lot of $$ less than AutoCad software. I don't think Compatibilty Mode will let you run the setup.exe. It has to be Win7 Pro or Ultimate with the XP mode software installed(free download from Microsoft by the way).

One other way to make it run is to put it in a. Autocad2k will run on Win2k inside a VirtualBox on Linux. It runs fine and even does the printers right, although I print to large-format PDF most of the time now. If the VirtualBox makes a 'guest' inside Win7 like it does on other OS —and Oracle claims that it does— then it will be a snap to format the 'box' with WinNT4, Win2k, or WinXP and run Autocad that way.

This is very interesting because that is what Win7 Pro does in concept with the XP Mode software. It creates a virtual OS using the runtime for XP and runs the ACAD in a virtual machine. This is very interesting because that is what Win7 Pro does in concept with the XP Mode software. It creates a virtual OS using the runtime for XP and runs the ACAD in a virtual machine. Konfekcionnaya karta paljto. Almost exactly.

Connectix developed a product named Virtual PC. Microsoft got its Windows Virtual PC technology by buying the technology from Connectix in 2003. The kicker is that to get that Virtual PC, a user has to have one of the Win7 Professional versions; with significantly more cost than other versions.

' Windows XP Mode is simply Windows XP (with Service Pack 3) running in the most recent version of Virtual PC, now dubbed Windows Virtual PC and tuned to run on Windows 7.' The virtual machine was VMWare, which I found difficult to setup and configure; but some reviews say it is much easier now. I did find VirtualBox incredibly easy to install and setup, with no configuration needed. There are other emulators or virtual machines, but those are the only two I'm familiar with. VirtualBox and VMWare are free for personal use, but you need to have a copy of the old operating system (Win2k, WinXP, etc) that you want to install. Basically it is a manual method to do cheaply what Micro$oft does for extra money. But it is one way to 'run AutoCAD 2000 on Windows 7'.

Information to help you load and run AutoCAD 2000 on your Windows 7 (64bit) system. I had to upgrade from Windows 7 Home edition to Windows & professional ($90.00) Then I downloded Windows virtual PC and Windows XP Mode (free download). The Windows XP Mode runs in the background (in its own window). I loaded AutoCAD 2000 Architectural Desktop from my software CD.