Fusion
If you are connected to the internet, during installation, using Wi-Fi, then drag out a network cable, hook yourself directly to your router and try again.
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The Fusion 360 Service Utility has a Network Diagnostic tool built in and can be run using a few methods, one of these being outside a Fusion 360 application. Look at the attached webpage, look down to the last method under Windows where you can run it from the Command line.
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@jhackney1972 , Thanks for at least the suggestion. Yes, I have reviewed this page several times. unless you read it differently than I do, it is not about running the utility before you install F360. It is about running it after it is installed. Please correct me otherwise. See the instructions below. I have googled and searched many times about how to DL a utility that will trouble shoot the network before installing to no avail. The command line in this approach doesn't do that. I have also tried to install F360 from a command line and it does the same thing I have originally posted about. Just to be clear, the only executable I have is the "Fusion 360 Client downloader.exe" program.
Ok, my misunderstanding. One question, have you "temporarily" completely disabled your Anti-Virus and Windows Firewall to see it this makes a difference. You have said you are using a hard wired Ethernet connection, is this directly to your Router? I am hardwired as well but I hook into a WiFi extender which is not the same.
Just some ideas.
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