Duane Brown

Registry Information

How to enable Windows Installer logging

Windows Installer can use logging to help assist in troubleshooting issues with installing software packages. This logging is enabled by adding keys and values to the registry. After the entries have been added and enabled, you can retry the problem installation and Windows Installer will track the progress and post it to the Temp folder. The new log’s file name is random, but begins with the letters “Msi” and end with a .log extension. To locate the Temp folder location, type the following line at a command prompt:
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NOTE:
This should be used only for troubleshooting purposes and should not be left on because it will have adverse effects on system performance and disk space. Each time you use the Add/Remove Programs tool in Control Panel, a new Msi*.log file is created.
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cd %temp%
To have us enable or disable Windows Installer logging for you, go to the “Fix it for me” section. If you would rather enable Windows Installer logging yourself, go to the “Let me fix it myself” section.
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Determining ProductID for Autodesk software in Registry Keys

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Determining ProductID for Autodesk software

Issue:

You need to determine which ProductID (ACAD-####:###) corresponds to which software in order to edit registry entries related to AutoCAD or an AutoCAD-based product.

Solution

To determine the applicable ProductID for an Autodesk product, use the tables below:

ProductID Structure

ProductIDs have the following structure:

Rxx.x\ACAD-<ProductID>:<LocaleID>

For example,
R16.0\ACAD-201:409 = AutoCAD 2004 English
R16.1\ACAD-301:409 = AutoCAD 2005 English
R16.2\ACAD-4001:409 = AutoCAD 2006 English
R17.0\ACAD-5001:409 = AutoCAD 2007 English
R17.1\ACAD-6001:409 = AutoCAD 2008 English
R17.2\ACAD-7001:409 = AutoCAD 2009 English
R18.0\ACAD-8001:409 = AutoCAD 2010 English
R18.1\ACAD-9001:409 = AutoCAD 2011 English
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R9\  ACADLT-201:409 = AutoCAD LT 2004 English
R10\ACADLT-301:409 = AutoCAD LT 2005 English
R11\ACADLT-4001:409 = AutoCAD LT 2006 English
R12\ACADLT-5001:409 = AutoCAD LT 2007 English
R13\ACADLT-6001:409 = AutoCAD LT 2008 English
R14\ACADLT-7001:409 = AutoCAD LT 2009 English
R15\ACADLT-8001:409 = AutoCAD LT 2010 English
R16\ACADLT-9001:409 = AutoCAD LT 2011 English

Note 1: This structure applies only to the products listed below and may or may not reflect the structure of ProductIDs in the future.

Note 2: for the Rxx.x look at this table

AutoCAD / AutoCAD Verticals        AutoCAD LT

2004 = R16.0                                2004 = R9
2005 = R16.1                                2005 = R10
2006 = R16.2                                2006 = R11
2007 = R17.0                                2007 = R12
2008 = R17.1                                2008 = R13
2009 = R17.2                                2009 = R14
2010 = R18.0                                2010 = R15
2011 = R18.1                                2011 = R16

Note 3: if you do not see your version here ie (2010, 2011), refer to the secondary installer instructions for your product and version.  They are located in the “secondary installers” category.  You will see a registry entry that will correspond to the one specified in this post.

ProductID Assignments

2009 Product IDs
7000 Autodesk Civil 3D
7001 AutoCAD (Registry Cookies: ACAD-7001; ARD-7001)
700A AutoCAD OEM (Registry Cookie: AOEM-7001)
7002 Map
7003 Inventor Series
7004 AutoCAD Architecture (previously Architectural Desktop)
7005 AutoCAD Mechanical
7006 AutoCAD MEP (previously Building Systems)
7007 AutoCAD Electrical
7008 Land Desktop
7009 AutoCAD LT (Registry Cookie: ACLT-7001)
7012 ADT for Raster Design
7013 Inventor Professional
7014 Inventor Professional for Routed Systems
7015 Inventor Professional for Simulation
7016 AutoCAD P & ID
7022 Autodesk Utility Design
7023 Autodesk Topobase Client
2008 Product IDs
6000 Autodesk Civil 3D
6001 AutoCAD (Registry Cookies: ACAD-6001; ARD-6001)
600A AutoCAD OEM (Registry Cookie: AOEM-6001)
6002 Map
6003 Inventor Series
6004 AutoCAD Architecture (previously Architectural Desktop)
6005 AutoCAD Mechanical
6006 AutoCAD MEP (previously Building Systems)
6007 AutoCAD Electrical
6008 Land Desktop
6009 AutoCAD LT (Registry Cookie: ACLT-6001)
6012 ADT for Raster Design
6013 Inventor Professional
6014 Inventor Professional for Routed Systems
6015 Inventor Professional for Simulation
6016 AutoCAD P & ID
6022 Autodesk Utility Design
6023 Autodesk Topobase Client
2007 Product IDs
5000 Autodesk Civil 3D
5001 AutoCAD (Registry Cookies: ACAD-5001; ARD-5001)
500A AutoCAD OEM (Registry Cookie: AOEM-5001)
5002 Map
5003 Inventor Series
5004 Architectural Desktop
5005 AutoCAD Mechanical
5006 Building Systems
5016 Building Systems 2007.1
5007 AutoCAD Electrical
5008 Land Desktop
5009 AutoCAD LT (Registry Cookie: ACLT-5001)
5012 ADT for Raster Design
5013 Inventor Professional
5014 Inventor Professional for Routed Systems
5015 Inventor Professional for Simulation
5016 AutoCAD P & ID
5022 Autodesk Utility Design
5023 Autodesk Topobase Client
2006 Product IDs
4000 Autodesk Civil 3D
4001 AutoCAD (Registry Cookies: ACAD-4001; ARD-4001)
400A AutoCAD OEM (Registry Cookie: AOEM-4001)
4002 Map
4003 Mechanical Desktop for AIS
4013 Mechanical Desktop for AIP
4004 Architectural Desktop
4005 AutoCAD Mechanical
4006 Building Systems
4007 AutoCAD Electrical
4008 Land Desktop
4009 AutoCAD LT (Registry Cookie: ACLT-4001)
4012 ADT for Raster Design
4022 Autodesk Utility Design
2005 Product IDs
300 Autodesk Civil 3D
301 AutoCAD (Registry Cookies: ACAD-301; ARD-301)
30A AutoCAD OEM (Registry Cookie: AOEM-301)
302 Map
303 Mechanical Desktop for AIS
313 Mechanical Desktop for AIP
304 Architectural Desktop
305 AutoCAD Mechanical
306 Building Systems
307 AutoCAD Electrical
308 Land Desktop
309 AutoCAD LT (Registry Cookie: ACLT-301)
3012 Architectural Desktop w/Raster Design
3012 Autodesk Utility Design
2004 Service Pack Product IDs
200 Autodesk Civil 3D
223 Mechanical Desktop 2004 DX for AIP
233 Mechanical Desktop 2004 DX for AIS
215 AutoCAD Mechanical 2004 DX
207 AutoCAD Electrical
2004 Product IDs
201 AutoCAD (Registry Cookie: ACAD-201; ACLT-201; AOEM-201; ARD-201)
20A AutoCAD OEM
202 Map
203 Mechanical Desktop for AIS
213 Mechanical Desktop for AIP
204 Architectural Desktop
205 AutoCAD Mechanical
206 Building Systems
208 Land Desktop
209 AutoCAD LT
211 AutoCAD 2004 Extension 1 – Express Tools
221 AutoCAD 2004 Extension 2 – Migration Tools: BDC
231 AutoCAD 2004 Extension 3 – Migration Tools: Customization Conversion
241 AutoCAD 2004 Extension 4 – Tool Palettes Extension
111 AutoCAD 2004 CAD Manager Tools
2002 Product IDs
101 AutoCAD
10A AutoCAD OEM
102 Map
103 Mechanical Desktop
104 Architectural Desktop
105 AutoCAD Mechanical
108 Land Desktop
109 AutoCAD LT
111 AutoCAD Extension 1 – CAD Manager Tools
121 AutoCAD Extension 2
131 AutoCAD Extension 3
141 AutoCAD Extension 4
2000i Product IDs
001 AutoCAD
065 AutoCAD LT
002 Map
003 Mechanical Desktop
004 Architectural Desktop
005 AutoCAD Mechanical
008 Land Desktop
051 AutoCAD Extension 1 – Standards Extension
052 AutoCAD Extension 2 – XML Extension
053 AutoCAD Extension 3
054 AutoCAD Extension 4

LocaleID Structure

The structure used for LocaleIDs is a 4-character hexadecimal representation of the locale / language for the product.

LocaleID Language Abbreviation Language
409 ENU English
407 DEU German
040C FRA French
410 ITA Italian
040A ESP Spanish
415 PLK Polish
040E HUN Hungarian
405 CSY Czech
419 RUS Russian
416 PTB Brazilian Portuguese
804 CHS Simplified Chinese
404 CHT Traditional Chinese
412 KOR Korean
411 JPN Japanese

Registry Keys of AutoCAD® Architecture or AutoCAD® MEP

Clean reinstallation of AutoCAD® Architecture or AutoCAD® MEP

Published date: 2007-Jun-19
TS1070370
Applies to:
AutoCAD® Architecture 2008
Autodesk® Architectural Desktop 2007
Autodesk® Architectural Desktop 2006
Autodesk® Architectural Desktop 2005
AutoCAD® MEP 2008
Autodesk® Building Systems 2007.1
Autodesk® Building Systems 2007
Autodesk® Building Systems 2006
Autodesk® Building Systems 2005
Issue
You may experience issues with AutoCAD® Architecture (formerly known as Architectural Desktop) or AutoCAD® MEP (formerly known as Building Systems) after failed installs or uninstalls of other Autodesk products.
In these cases, it is strongly recommended that you completely remove the product from the system, and then try to reinstall the product.
Solution
This solution only applies to the following products.

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On Windows XP:
• Architectural Desktop 2005
• Architectural Desktop 2006
• Architectural Desktop 2007
• Autodesk Building Systems 2005
• Autodesk Building Systems 2006
• Autodesk Building Systems 2007
• Autodesk Building Systems 2007.1

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On Windows Vista:
• AutoCAD Architecture 2008
• AutoCAD MEP 2008
Important! You should back up any customized Autodesk files before you implement the following procedures.
To completely remove the product from your system
1. Log on as a member of the “Local Administrator” group and disable any antivirus or anti-spyware programs.
2. In the Control Panel, double-click Add or Remove Programs in Windows XP, or select Programs and Features in Windows Vista.
3. Select the product and click Remove.
4. Using Windows Explorer, browse to and delete the following folders:

For Products on Windows XP:

C:\Program Files\
C:\Documents and Settings\\Application Data\Autodesk\
C:\Documents and Settings\\Local Settings\Application Data\Autodesk\
C:\Documents and Settings\All Users\Application Data\Autodesk\

For Products on Windows Vista:

C:\Program Files\
C:\ProgramData\Autodesk\
C:\Users\\AppData\Roaming\Autodesk\

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You should replace with the name of each user that runs the product on this computer and replace and
with the corresponding product information from the following list:

<FULL_PROGRAM_NAME> Autodesk Architectural Desktop 2005
<PROFILE_FOLDER_NAME> ADT 2005

<FULL_PROGRAM_NAME> Autodesk Architectural Desktop 2006
<PROFILE_FOLDER_NAME> ADT 2006

<FULL_PROGRAM_NAME> Autodesk Architectural Desktop 2007
<PROFILE_FOLDER_NAME> ADT 2007

<FULL_PROGRAM_NAME> AutoCAD Architecture 2008
<PROFILE_FOLDER_NAME> ACD-A 2008

<FULL_PROGRAM_NAME> Autodesk Building Systems 2005
<PROFILE_FOLDER_NAME> ABS 2005

<FULL_PROGRAM_NAME> Autodesk Building Systems 2006
<PROFILE_FOLDER_NAME> ABS 2006

<FULL_PROGRAM_NAME> Autodesk Building Systems 2007
<PROFILE_FOLDER_NAME> ABS 2007

Note: This listing also includes Autodesk Building Systems 2007.1 because the directory names are identical to the directory names for Autodesk Building Systems 2007. The two products cannot be installed side by side.

<FULL_PROGRAM_NAME> AutoCAD MEP 2008

<PROFILE_FOLDER_NAME> ACD-MEP 2008

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After removing the applicable directories, you should also delete the corresponding registry keys for the products.
To delete the registry keys and reinstall the product
1. Log on as member of the “Local Administrator” group and disable any antivirus or anti-spyware programs.
2. On the Start menu in Windows XP, click Run. On the Start menu in Windows Vista, use the Search box.
3. Enter regedit in the text box and click OK in Windows XP or press in Windows Vista to start the Registry Editor.
4. In the Registry Editor, locate the following keys and delete them:
o “HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SOFTWARE\Autodesk\AutoCAD\”
o “HKEY_CURRENT_USER\Software\Autodesk\AutoCAD\”

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You should replace with the corresponding product key name from the following list. For a full list of all Autodesk Product IDs, refer to the following Technical Solution: http://usa.autodesk.com/getdoc/id=TS1061475.

Autodesk Architectural Desktop 2005 is R16.1\ACAD-304:409
Autodesk Architectural Desktop 2006 is R16.2\ACAD-4004:409
Autodesk Architectural Desktop 2007 is R17.0\ACAD-5004:409
AutoCAD Architecture 2008 is R17.1\ACAD-6004:409
Autodesk Building Systems 2005 is R16.1\ACAD-306:409
Autodesk Building Systems 2006 is R16.2\ACAD-4006:409
Autodesk Building Systems 2007 is R17.0\ACAD-5106:409

Note: This listing also includes Autodesk Building Systems 2007.1 because the key name is identical to the key name for Autodesk Building Systems 2007. The two products cannot be installed side by side.

AutoCAD MEP 2008 is R17.1\ACAD-6006:409
5. Delete the files in the Local Administrator’s C:\Documents and Settings\\Local Settings\Temp directory to make sure that cached files are not used during the reinstallation.
6. Visit http://windowsupdate.microsoft.com to make sure that your Windows computer has all of the current updates and patches. Install any updates and patches as needed.
7. Restart your computer.
8. Log on as a member of the Local Administrator group and disable any antivirus or anti-spyware programs.
9. Reinstall the product.
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Warning! Problems caused by improperly editing the Windows registry could render your computer operating system unusable. Microsoft provides critical information that you need to know about the registry in the Microsoft Knowledge Base at: http://support.microsoft.com/support.
Use the Microsoft Registry Editor only at your own risk and only after backing up the registry as well as the system.dat and user.dat files as outlined for your operating system in following Microsoft Knowledge Base related solution at: http://usa.autodesk.com/getdoc/id=TS66513. Additional information about the registry is also contained in the Help topics in the Microsoft Registry Editor.