Upgrade to Windows 8.1 and AutoCAD 2013 Compatibility

As the end-of-life for Windows 7 approaches, it's essential to plan an in-place OS upgrade to ensure continued support for my workstation. To achieve this, I'll first apply Service Pack 2 (SP2) to my AutoCAD 2013 software to guarantee compatibility with Windows 8.1.

AutoCAD 2013 is currently running smoothly under Windows 7 64-bit, with a permanent license and no issues so far. The system requirements for the software are minimal, including:

* Internet Explorer 9

* 6 GB free disk space (4 GB for Auto CAD LT)

* Intel or AMD processors (Pentium 4 or Athlon, with 3.0 GHz)

Before attempting to upgrade to Windows 10, I'll take a few years off and enjoy the stability of Windows 8.1, which is a more stable option at this point.

In addition to its compatibility with Windows 8.1, AutoCAD 2014 offers several improved features, including:

* Improved security for running third-party macros

* Layers arranged in ascending order

* Support for point cloud project files (RCP) and multi-listed scan documents (RCS)

* A large array of tools to control point clouds and develop geometry

For those interested in upgrading their AutoCAD software, I recommend checking out the latest features of AutoCAD 2014, which includes advanced capabilities such as improved social collaboration with Design Feed.

To download the free version of AutoCAD 2014, simply click on the link below and follow the installation instructions. This installer setup will automatically install both the 32-bit and 64-bit versions of AutoCAD 2014 on your PC.

Keygen autocad 2013 64 bit