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John Hackney, Retired
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I am running the latest version of Windows, 2004, without any issue so I cannot believe that is the problem. Your log file only shows some missing Registry entries but no other glaring problems. Here is what I would do. NOTE: All the steps listed should be done when logged into Windows using an Administrator account. Download and use the Fusion 360 clean-up tool from this site. When finished restart the system making sure to log back in using an administrator account. Temporarily turn off User Access Control (UAC) for the account you are logged in with. Re-install Fusion 360. When finished, restart your system. Try and run Fusion 360 making sure you have given it access through your firewall.
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You are running Windows operating system? Bit Defender is an odd anti-virus application for Windows, at least in my opinion. Anyway I will assume you are running Windows. To find the Fusion 360 executable, right click on the Fusion 360 desktop application and choose Properties from the context menu. in the Target field you will find the location of the executable.
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So let me get this straight. When your wife uses her account to log into Fusion 360 it works. I she logs out and you log in, without any other changes, it does not work? If so, is she logged into your Windows account when she logs into Fusion 360 or is she using your Windows account? Clarify all logins, Windows accounts, etc. when she can use Fusion 360 and when you cannot.
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Ok, in an earlier post, I told you to log into your computer as the administrator and do all the banjo work of uninstalling and reinstalling Fusion 360. You said you did and it ran until you started it again. When you came back to the computer and tried to run Fusion 360, and it did not work, were you logged into a different account than the administrator account you installed it with??? If the answer is yes, that is the problem. I use an account with administrator rights all the time so I install and run on the same account. Now if you logged in with the same account you installed Fusion 360 with and it did not work, this is all mute. Read this.
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