How do I get QuickCad Millennium Edition Release 7 to load properly on my new Windows 7 Desktop computer? Please advise.

You need to get an upgrade from the producer of the program.

If you just allowed a windows update, you should know the answer to your problem. I had to use a retail windows disc to get a new gateway notebook to install windows 8 because gateways recovery disc's wouldn't work & yes I know which BIOS setting to use. back to your problem, windows 8 updating has caused a ton of problems with new PC's. So my advise to you is use an earlier restore date & see if that fixes your problem. As for update settings. I always use "Allow me to decide what to download & install" & friend Microsoft adds that screwed up popup at the bottom of the desktop like you're making a mistake by choosing that option however, half of those updates just take up hard drive space. I only install hardware installs & net framework. Both of which I can remove if need be [running windows 7 on 5 laptops/notebooks & 1 with 8 on it....] Good luck with yours....

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CreativeTECH

You could upgrade to windows 7 ultimate as this has a xp compatability mode for windows xp programs

can install quickcad on my new computer windows7

Hi there,
Your current operating system is most likely a version of windows. Depending on your model and type of computer, you may have any of the following versions of windows:
Windows 98 Windows 98SE WIndows ME
Windows XP Home Edition Windows XP Professional Edition
Windows Vista Home Basic Edition Windows Vista Home Premium Edition Windows Vista Business Edition Windows Vista Enterprise Edition Windows Vista Ultimate Edition
Windows 7 Starter Windows 7 Home Basic Windows 7 Home Premium Windows 7 Professional Windows 7 Enterprise Windows 7 Ultimate Windows Thin PC
John

you can run quickcad 8 from another drive and access your drawing, not quite sure how this has happened. I connect my old drive with windows XP and access the programme on it I can then run and edit this old programme from my new computer running windows 7 64 bit

Try this, copy the entire contents of the CD to a folder on your hard disk. locate the setup icon. right click on it and set the compatibility mode options to" windows xp". then doulbe click the same icon to launch it. Its helped me in the past. Cheers

hello ppcornerhous

could you please check the contents of the compatibilty report and let me know what it says. seems your pc could be having hardware that isnt supported yet by windows 7.

knowing the make and model / specs of your computer would help too

• The Notes 8.0 feature release (released in August 2007) was fully tested and is supported with Windows Vista.

• The Notes 7.0.3 maintenance release (released in October 2007) was fully tested and is supported with Windows Vista.

• Notes 7.0.2, the in-market Notes release (shipped in September 2006) when Vista was released on January 20, 2007, is supported on Windows Vista. Releases prior to Notes 7.0.2 are not supported on Windows Vista.

• Due to the broad changes in the Windows Vista release, and no more 6.5.x Maintenance Releases, Notes 6.5x is not supported on Windows Vista.