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How do i uninstall AutoCad when it is pointing to an old network location path?

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On several computers we have AutoCad 2007 and we want to install 2008. We are trying to uninstall 2007 so that we could install 2008 because we have learned having them both installed creates some issues.

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Ive tried renaming all instances of the old server path in the registry using RegScanner to find the instances but it still does not work.

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How do i uninstall AutoCad when it is pointing to an old network location path?

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