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Autodesk Desktop App

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Anonymous
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Autodesk Desktop App

I've recently upgraded my Autocad Revit LT Suite and did the upgrades in two sittings. First was Autocad LT and the Autodesk Desktop App (ADA) worked fine. Then a few days later I did the Autocad Revit LT upgrade and now the ADA won't launch an it only shows the launch screen and nothing happens. When I'm in Autocad LT and it says I have two updates, I click on it and it launches the ADA screen but nothing happens.

 

I've read thru other posts and found non to match my situation.

 

Don

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pendean
in reply to: Anonymous

You can safely uninstall the Autodesk Desktop App: it's not necessary to have to use the software.
And you should only install updates if you have a specific problem with the software and you find that an update is designed to fix that specific problem.
Message 3 of 5
Anonymous
in reply to: pendean

Thanks for the response. I tried uninstalling it and it stated cannot
perform task because program is in use/running. This appears even after
closing all programs running and rebooting and trying to uninstall from the
start-up screen to make sure nothing was running.
Having said that I went to Autodesk website and downloaded the two updates
to AutoCAD LT manually and everything seems fine except I can't uninstall
the Autodesk Desktop App. Perhaps I shouldn't worry about it if it isn't
creating problems.

Again thank you for the help.

Don
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pendean
in reply to: Anonymous

Don,

You have to turn the app off first: it always runs in the background eating up system resources and adds clutter. But you seem to be OK with that, having mystery software eating up system resources? Never a wise thing, what else do you have running in he background because "isn't creating any problems" yet? They will at some point 😞

 

Right-click over your Windows Task bar, select START TASK MANAGER, click on the PROCESSES tab, and kill it first. Now uninstall it.

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Anonymous
in reply to: pendean

All gone, worked great, once less piece of bloatware i guess

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