Yes, the work flow is as follows:
- Download the latest "Fusion 360 Admin Install.exe" File,
- Copy it onto a flashdrive with the F360AdminUpdate.bat file I was provided a year or so ago from Autodesk that contains the following code:
@Anonymous off
echo[
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echo This file performs an update of a machine-wide (global)
echo installation of Fusion 360.
echo[
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echo Run this batch file from a Command shell (Run as Administrator).
echo[
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echo This file requires the Fusion 360 Admin Install.exe file
echo be in the same folder.
echo[
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echo To cancel this operation press Control + C.
echo[
pause
@Anonymous off
"%~dp0\Fusion 360 Admin Install.exe" --process update
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echo Batch process complete! - I have to wait there for it to ask me to allow the machine to unzip,
- It goes through the process to install,
- The process halts and asks me if I want to uninstall the old version, I click uninstall,
- It pops up a internet browser window asking me to do a survey, I just click close on the internet browser window and let it finish.
It seems strange on an update that would include removing the old version that I would need to permit it too and then do a survey on why I am uninstalling the software, it seems obvious if I am running an update.