Soon thereafter, AutoCAD 2008 was released, which is supported on Vista without a patch.
Autocad 2006 compatible with windows 8 Patch#
It, too, was incompatible, but Autodesk released a patch to make it work on Vista. When Vista finally was released, the current version of AutoCAD was 2007. Micro$oft spent five years developing it, and there were beta test versions along the way. The fact that Autodesk was able to create a patch for AutoCAD 2007 to make it work on Vista - and that Vista took so long to develop that on the day it was released, many software vendors were ready with Vista-compatible products - strongly implies that the lack of a patch for earlier versions of AutoCAD is a deliberate Autodesk policy rather than any technical issue.Īnd guess what? The result is that in order for you, dear customer, to use AutoCAD on your new computer, you will need to fork over some additional money either to Autodesk, to upgrade your 2006, or to Micro$oft, to buy a Windows XP license so you can downgrade to an OS on which your AutoCAD will run.Īctually, the final released version of Vista didn't exist. Vista didn't exist when A2006 was published.Actually, the final released version of Vista didn't exist.
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