topic Re: Installing Fusion in multi-user enviroment in Fusion Support Forum

topic Re: Installing Fusion in multi-user enviroment in Fusion Support Forum https://forums.autodesk.com/t5/fusion-support-forum/installing-fusion-in-multi-user-enviroment/m-p/5850209#M204835 Hi Frank,   To set up Fusion once for all users do the following (on Windows):   <OL> <LI>Login as the admin account.</LI> <LI>Open Explorer (not Internet Explorer) and navigate to the folder you saved the Fusion 360 Client Downloader.exe file to (normally c:\users\username\downloads).</LI> <LI>In this folder find the file that starts with "Fusion 360 Client Downloader". You will also notice a string of alpha-numeric characters in this file name.</LI> <LI>For easier command line operations rename this file to "Fusion 360 Client Downloader.exe".</LI> <LI>Next from the Start Menu or desktop find and right-click on the Command Prompt.</LI> <LI>Choose to Run as Administrator.</LI> <LI>In the command window go to the folder you saved the Fusion 360 Client Downloader.exe file to (normally c:\users\username\downloads). Enter the following command and include the quotes:</LI> </OL>       "Fusion 360 Client Downloader.exe" --globalinstall --quiet   Note: There are 2 dashes preceding the command line arguments   This will install Fusion globally on the system in the background (no UI).   8.  Once the install is complete logout of the admin account and login to the "standard user" account 9.  Launch Fusion and login.   NOTE: Do NOT run Fusion using the Admin account used to install it. Doing so creates a folder structure that "non-admin" accounts won't have access to and Fusion will fail to load.   Hope this helps.   Regards, Wed, 07 Oct 2015 17:28:05 GMT baribak 2015-10-07T17:28:05Z