>Is there any way to around it or is it the configuration problem ?
>So is it really worth in using the AutoRouter ? has anybody successfully
>made a PCB in Traxmaker or Eagle with the Autorouter ?
>
>Any solutions to make realistic PCB's out of Computers ?


With a hammer?

Seriously, most autorouters you are likely to afford have these problems.
Worse, VCC and Ground are "just another signal". It will cheerfully put
a high current consumer on the end of the pipe with it's VCC and ground
currents screwing up everything inbetween.

I have an autorouter, I use it mostly to check where the board may be too
dense.  Then I manually route the highest frequency and current tracks, then
VCC, Ground, and any other power supplies, then the lower and lower speed
signals. Each track is considered for EMI and balanced against it's
neighbors.
You won't get that out of ANY router I've ever heard of.

uP xtal caps need to return to the uP ground on a separate track, not one
that visits some other point. VCC needs to route to a cap AT the ground
pin, and from there up to the chip's VCC pin(s)  I've never seen a router
where you could teach it things like this, and if they exist, I bet I can
hand
route it in less time than it takes to teach the system all the rules for a
particular board.

The autorouter can complete simple boards, but usually they are SO simple
they aren't worth making.

I usually see the autoroute crowd sharing a lot of members with the "we've
got
big FCC problems" crowd.