Fusion
The log file you attached says in numerous places that the application could not write to your Windows Registry and other necessary folders to accept the deployment package. When you run the executable, you are right clicking on it an choosing "Run as Administrator". Do you have sufficient rights using your Windows log-in?
John Hackney, Retired
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If this is just an Update, you will not have access to the executable. In this case you must make sure you are logged into Windows with sufficient rights. I also would turn off UAC (User Access Control) and Anti-Virus during upgrade. I do not have any suggestion to your first two items. Are you sure you are using the correct Autodesk ID when you log into your Autodesk Account?
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If you are installing or upgrading Fusion 360, the application must have the ability to write to the Windows Register as well as other file locations that a user, without administrator rights, will not have access to. I do not want you to use the application using an Administrator account, I only know the person installing or updating Fusion 360 will have to have administrator rights. I also misread your post, and did not realize it was an Update not an installation. My second post noted this but even still, the user doing the upgrade must have administrator rights for the upgrade application to write and install files correctly.
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i ran Fusion as Admin. Now i'm seeing this:
Now trying to run the installer as admin. Strangly, i didn't get "already have latest version" that i got when ran as non-admin.
