Select the appropriate option depending on the Autodesk product version: At this point another dialog box may be displayed.Select the Autodesk product to be uninstalled and click Change/Remove (Windows 2000), Remove (Windows XP), or Uninstall (Windows Vista).In Control Panel, open Add/Remove Programs (Windows 2000/XP) or Programs and Features (Windows Vista).Open the Control Panel (from the Start menu in Windows).Follow the correct instructions for your operating system. The following procedures include the descriptions for the Windows 2000, Windows XP, and Windows Vista™ operating systems. Different versions of Windows may label options differently.Back up any existing customized Autodesk files before you implement the following procedures.The end result is a clean system on which you can install your new Autodesk product. This solution explains how to uninstall your Autodesk® software products and remove any remnants of these products from the system.

In these cases, it is strongly recommended that you completely remove all Autodesk products from the system and then attempt to reinstall them on the cleaned system. You may experience installation problems with Autodesk® software products after failed installs or uninstalls of other Autodesk products. So running out and buying Autodesk - AutoCAD 2010 is not an option. Preferably AutoCAD 2007 (( I have versions R )) I do not own or operate a business, and my use of AutoCAD does not generate an income, so it is not cost effective to run out and buy a new copy of AutoCAD every time it is updated (gets expensive). Uninstall the base resolution library Uninstall the Autodesk Material library Proceed with uninstalling Autodesk applications starting with the verticals (Architeciture, MEP, etc.) Save 'base' AutoCAD for last.

Autocad 2007 uninstall