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"It installed fine and worked on my laptop with no errors. Your error message says: Unable to load C:\Program Files\AccuRender nXt\AccuRender nXt_18_64.arx file Is that the correct path to that file on your machine, or is the path to it spelled…"

"I di,d It work fine on my laptop, no errors so far."

"Sorry I read your post wrong. Somehow I thought you were running AutoCAD 2014... I still have AutoCAD 2010 on my old laptop. I'll reinstall nXtRender on that machine and see if I can duplicate this error message you get when loading AutoCAD."

"NO AUTOCAD 2014 ON THE STARUP ONLY AUTOCAD 2010"

"That file in the error message that you uploaded is for AutoCAD 2010 to 2012: AccuRender nXt_18_.arx -OR- AccuRender nXt_18_64.arx (AutoCAD 2010 - 2012) Could you look in see if that file is listed in your AutoCAD 2014 StartUp Suite, or perhaps in…"

"ok.. the nXt Lic. dialog opens and is activate, thanks a lot... but while autocad opens this happens ( I send atachment)... it said that unable to loadC:\Programas Files\Accurender nXt\Accurender nXt_18_64.arxfile.... but after autocad opens…"

"During the install, we install several MicroSoft redistributables in a quiet mode. One of these probably needs to be reinstalled and repaired. Could you rick click on each one of them and select Run as Administrator, responding "Repair" to…"

"hello.. I did install de file you gave me but It wont open the RSP lic. to activate.. now what happens.."

"thanks, I will try and let you Know later, I apreciate the help ..."

"Yes, your picture shows the 32 bit install. You need the one with the "64" in the name. Download and install that one. arnxt64_0358-PH24.exe Here is the direct link to the 64 bit…"

"Im using Autocad 2010 64, windows 7 pro maybe I domloading the wrong file."

"THIS THE PAGES  I USE TO DOWNLOAD"

"I WENT TO YOUR PAGE AND I GIVE MY LIC. NUMBER THEN THE PAGE GIVE A LINK TO DOWMLOAD, SO I DOWNLOAD BUT I OPEN AUTOCAD THEN I TRY TO OPEN THE LIC. PART (RSP) BUT IT WONT OPEN..I DOWNLOAD  arnxt64_0358-PH24 "

"I do not see what you refer to as a link. Are you able to the AccuRender nXt to appear in AutoCAD when you type in the command NXT?"