Remove the external drive and plug it into the new computer. Once all the workspaces are listed under Workspaces on the right side, click on the Save icon to create the CUIX file on the external hard drive. Drag it/them over into the Workspaces on the right. Select the workspace(s) you want to transfer from Workspaces. In the Customize User Interface menu, go to Transfer. Plug in an external hard drive into your old computer. Now, this is the tricky part – moving your AutoCAD workspaces to the new computer: You will then plug in the external device to the new computer (or open your cloud storage), run AutoCAD, repeat the steps: Windows Start menu > All Programs > Autodesk > AutoCAD, and select Import AutoCAD Settings, which will transfer your AutoCAD settings to your new computer. The zip file can be transferred to an external device or uploaded to your cloud storage. Then, select Export AutoCAD Settings, which will copy your AutoCAD settings as a zip file. After installing AutoCAD on your new computer, you’ll have to export AutoCAD settings from your old computer by opening the Windows Start menu > All Programs > Autodesk > AutoCAD (whichever version you have). If you have problems with the installation, attempt getting your download from the Autodesk Virtual Agent. First, you’ll need to download and install AutoCAD on your new computer. To manually transfer your AutoCAD settings from one computer to another, you’ll need to have an external hard drive or cloud storage and follow these steps: If you’d rather just skip to the easier, automatic option, you can click here for steps included in the automatic transfer of AutoCAD from one computer to another. In this section, we’ll show the steps for the manual transfer of AutoCAD to a different computer. 
Manual transfer of Autocad to a new computer We will cover both in this guide, although if you prefer to just skip to the easier, automatic option, you can click here for automatic transfer of Autocad from one computer to another. One is doing a manual transfer and the other, a much faster and easier option, is using transfer software that will automatically transfer AutoCAD to your new computer. There are two options to transfer AutoCAD to another computer.
In this tutorial, we’ll show you how to transfer AutoCAD to a new computer, along with all of its workspaces, plugins, settings, blocks, linetypes, plot styles, patterns, special CUI files, and other associated documents and files. If you’re an avid user of AutoCAD and have recently purchased a new PC, you’ve probably encountered a problem – how to transfer this popular software design app onto it.
How to Transfer Autocad to a New Computer
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