How do you load a project into an older version of Fusion 360?
I forgot to ask what OS you are running at home.
Search the C drive of a Windows OS machine for the file...
Fusion 360 Client Downloader*.exe
Double click on the filename.
What do you observe?
The file is the Fusion 360 Installation Streamer exe. If it is on the system it is probably in the Downloads folder. If you have access to the internet you can download it from here.
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So this is what you see when you run the EXE on the school computer? You already know that the version on your system is the latest. The point is to update the Fusion 360 version on the computer where you could not open it before, the school computer. I will guess that you do not have permission to run it on the school computer anyway.
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I do not know what your intention is of loading your model on a school computer but if it is just for show and tell, you can use the Presentation mode using the Web database. Also you could simply export the model from your computer into a neutral format that will open on most any version of Fusion 360. If you do this route, use the STEP format.
If you need to edit, which does not make sense since you have your computer with the model, then you are out of luck.
Check out the Fusion 360 Presentation mode on one of my models.
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