It could also be not enough permissions to write back to the network log location. Login as the admin (local if you're installing from a DVD, or Domain if you're installing from a deployment). The most common causes of the 1603 error code are: Some of these your IT will have to perform. Here is my goto list of things that resolve it most of the time for me, the list does get updated from time to time.
Older installers used to give us clues as to what that something was, maybe it would show us a mapped drive and path and we'd follow that only to find out that it hadn't been mapped on that machine yet. Basically what it comes down to is that we're being denied access to something. You try to install AutoCAD or other Autodesk programs from a deployment, a download or from a DVD, it starts to install and gets part, or most of the way done, then "rolls back" and you notice in the log file a 1603 error.
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