I know this issue has been addressed with several posts. I've read and tried them all i could find without success.
Before i get pushed to the help articles, here is what i have done:
Up until mid-december, i never had this problem. I haven't made any changes to my system (Windows 10 home - 64bit ,Intel i7-7700, 16gb)
HEEEELP PLEEEZE!!! NOTHING WORKS!
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Please open the Fusion 360 Service Utility and run the Network Diagnostics from it. Here is a link to what I am talking about.
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I did that as well. all pass with the exception of mcmaster.com/shell.aspx.
Collect your Fusion 360 log files and attach a zip copy of them to a reply post. This article will help you gather them up.
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I do not see anything attached. You can only attach via the Forum, not email. Please try again.
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I still have not seen any log files attached to your Forum post.
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Thank you for you help. I was able to get in touch with Autodesk support to do some troubleshooting. After everything done, it turned out to be something (yet to be determined) with my home networking. I've got a Netgear R4700 and suspect a recent firmware update may be the culprit. I bypassed it and everything works great now.
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