Annoying pop up every time I open Fusion 360

[DavidDeitrick]

For the past week or so,  every time I open Fusion 360, a popup asks me to configure a team or "remind me later"

I have no use for teams and don't want to make one.  I did, however, to keep the popup from coming back.  When I tried to go back to my own saved projects, the pop up returns.  How can I make the thing go away?  I am NOT interested in teams now and don't expect to become part of a team in the foreseeable future.  These constant "reminders" are getting more than a little irritating.

Thanks

David H. Deitrick
[email protected]

[dbramley]

I am a bit nervous why we can't get an answer to this question.  I am in the same boat.

[Anonymous]

I'm in the same boat, so an answer would be appreciated.

[DavidDeitrick]

Received an answer earlier today suggesting that the easiest way around this is to make a group of 1 and move all you private files to that group.  Doesn't really solve the issue.  No reason was given for the change.  Seems to me what we need is an option in the pop-up to stop the reminders since you get them if you switch from team to private mode or if you open the program in private mode.

Very quickly leads to pop up fatigue.  A significant issue while I was still working.

The solution seems risky to me, since it could well be too easy to "share" those private files you don't want to share.

[Jesse_Kramer]

I just tried to set up a team

However the creation of the team failed in some manner.

Now I can't launch f360, all I get is these two errors:

"not all suggested teams could be loaded" 

"Unable to load data We can't seem to connect to the server. Please try again. If the problem persists contact customer support."

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I've tried to access the team setup here:
https://www.autodesk.com/products/fusion-360/collaborator

as suggested here:
https://knowledge.autodesk.com/support/fusion-360/troubleshooting/caas/sfdcarticles/sfdcarticles/Err...

I enter the correct email and password, but that just sends me to:
https://myhub.autodesk360.com/g/

The page doesn't load correctly and I get a red banner error that says
"Sorry. The operation you requested couldn't be performed."

I'd rather not have a team at all. This all seems needlessly complicated for my huge team of 1

[Anonymous]

Same here.  No use for "teams" (whatever that is) for my hobbyist use.  The constant nagging popups are increasingly frustrating and come across as very unprofessional.  I do not understand why Autodesk chooses to lower its standards to junk-website levels like this.

Joining a "team"  is not the answer.

Please remove the popup!

[partytimeandy]

I too am getting the same thing popup again..again...again...again It's very Frigging annoying!

[Anonymous]

dont make a team. i did and now all my folders are deleted!!!

[jeff_strater]

@Anonymous - your folders are almost certainly not deleted.  You are now logged into your team hub, and your data is still in your personal hub.  You just need to switch over to your personal hub, by bringing up the dropdown under your name, and looking at the bottom for the "single user storage" area:

You'll want to move your data to your team hub, though, as that is the only way to get rid of the popup at startup time

[Phil.E]

Thanks Jeff.

Here is a post that explains it pretty well.

https://forums.autodesk.com/t5/fusion-360-design-validate/fusion-team-message-at-every-start-of-fusi...

Team hubs have been the standard experience for all new users since last year. There are literally thousands of people who only know this as their experience, working alone. 

The name team is more about what the hub is capable of, not a requirement that you must work with other individuals. 

The pop up reminder is there to urge you to convert to a team hub. Fusion cannot do this automatically for you, hence the reminder to do it.

Once you get situated, your new team hub experience will be no different than your prior experience, but you will have more capability. You are not forced to use any of this new stuff. You can continue to work as always after the transition. 

Thanks,

[Anonymous]

I don't like other people thinking they knew my needs! It simply sucks!

[g-andresen]

Hi,

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@Anonymous wrote:

.. It simply sucks!

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Why such vulgarity?
Here you will find information about facts and circumstances in direct form or as reference.

On this basis, you´ll decide on what you want to do.

No one is pushing you to do anything.

günther

[mikebrosius2]

I am presented with a popup suggesting that i join a team.  "Next" takes me to a pop up stating that I already own a team, so I cannot add another.  No problem.  However, I cannot get to the software, so I cannot implement any recommendations I've seen so far.  HELP! 

[Phil.E]

There is currently an outage affecting login workflows. This is an old post that has nothing to do with this temporary issue. For more information follow health.autodesk.com for updates.

[mikebrosius2]

OK now. Needed to use web browser to ?teams? page, log out, and in again, Thanks.

[dbramley]

I believe the issue is you forcing us to "join a team" etc. Many of us have been using fusion since its inception, and this new team thing is not something we wish to partake in.  And it appears your constant "pop up" is a way of harassing us until we comply.

[Phil.E]

There is currently an outage affecting login workflows. This is an old post that has nothing to do with this temporary issue. For more information follow health.autodesk.com for updates.

[dbramley]

Thanks for the information? Any idea when this temporary issue will be gone? 

[Phil.E]

The health dashboard is currently showing operational (green) status, which is an improvement from earlier today. Please try to login again.

Please watch https://health.autodesk.com/ for updates.