If you don't want the title to automatically change to "Autodesk AutoCAD 2022" you can delete or rename this file "%appdata%\Autodesk\ApplicationPlugins\JTBWorld-ChangeTitle.bundle\Contents\Windows\StartUp.LSP".

You can also edit the StartUp.LSP to whatever you want the title to be.

For AutoCAD 2013 the command JTBWChangeTitle2013 can be used.

For AutoCAD 2014 the command JTBWChangeTitle2014 can be used.

For AutoCAD 2015 the command JTBWChangeTitle2015 can be used.

For AutoCAD 2016 the command JTBWChangeTitle2016 can be used.

For AutoCAD 2017 the command JTBWChangeTitle2017 can be used.

For AutoCAD 2018 the command JTBWChangeTitle2018 can be used.

For AutoCAD 2019 the command JTBWChangeTitle2019 can be used.

For AutoCAD 2020 the command JTBWChangeTitle2020 can be used.

For AutoCAD 2021 the command JTBWChangeTitle2021 can be used.

For AutoCAD 2022 the command JTBWChangeTitle2022 can be used.

For AutoCAD 2023 the command JTBWChangeTitle2023 can be used.

In AutoCAD you can also run the command JTBWChangeTitle and specify any title to use.

The installer that ran when you downloaded this app from Autodesk App Store will start installing the app. Or, double-click the downloaded installer to install the app. You may need to restart the Autodesk product to be able to run the app.

To uninstall this app, exit the Autodesk product if you are currently running it.

On Windows 11 and 10 version 1703 or later press Windows+I on the keyboard to access Settings or click or right-click the Windows Start button and then select Settings. Click on Apps (optionally followed by Apps & features). On older Window versions click Control Panel > Programs > Programs and Features or Control Panel > Add.