Fusion
Looking at your log file, it would seem that the update routine had a hard time removing old files. The files are all located under the "admin" user. Is this your normal user name you log in with in Windows? If not, it would see the original installation of Fusion 360 was installed using this the "admin" user log in and now the update, using another Windows account, cannot remove and update the required files.
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@adamNT4S4 Thank you for sharing log file.
Fusion 360 product is up-to-dated with the most recent update. Please take a look from your process to see there is "streamer.exe" is running. If so, please close the streamer.exe. Or simply restart your machine and try again.
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Dooyoul.
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It seems that the errors are coming about because you, as the logged in user, do not have enough rights to edit/replace necessary files. You could log in as "admin" and try it or you could do a clean uninstall and reinstall using your normal Windows log in.
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