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Hi, I browsed to the folder you directed me to, found a crash recovery folder (with files in it). Backed it up, deleted the original recovery folder, and tried to start F360. Regrettably, F360 crashes/shuts down in the exact same manner as before. Please let me know if there are any other things to try to help us out of this quite annoying situation 🙂 Regards Henrik
I backed up and deleted the "crash recovery" folder in that file location. The program still crashed on startup while connected to the internet. When disconnected from the internet, the program will start up normally and give an "0ffline" notice. Once I reconnect to the internet the program behaves normally.
Currently when online Fusion starts in appox 10 minutes (terrible!!) then it works fine on line. I have disinstalled Google Chrome as Internet Browser.
Hello, was this issue ever solved; is it safe to upgrade to Windows 11 without the risk of Fusion 360 not working, or requiring a work-around to launch? I have been considering upgrading my PC to Windows 11, but I cannot see any recent activity online relating either to problems or issues with Windows 11 and Fusion 360 compatibility, apart from people reviewing laptops etc, who seem to be able to run Fusion without issue. I don't want to assume the quiet is a green-light to upgrade and then hit issues and end up trying to downgrade again. If anyone has any knowledge on this I would be very grateful.
Well, as I said, F 360 now works well on WIndows 11, however, Windows 11 is in itself not that stable yet, so I would probably have waited some months more if I had the choice 🙂
The previous answers seem fake as Both my Windows 11 laptops arent supporting Fusion. It hangs after the flash screen. The issue has been addressed multiple times with no support from Autodesk. All my projects are getting affected due to this.
@ ramjirao.yessm No fakes here. Initially, there were major issues with F360 and Windows 11 (Fusion could not even start), but with relatively good support from Fusion team, Fusion has been running smoothly for some time now. So if you follow the advices given, there is some light in the tunnel 🙂
I am also having this issue and have not been able to resolve. Zipfiles are attached along with a screenshot of Fusion hanging. Windows 11 and Graphics drivers are up to date. I have uninstalled and reinstalled multiple times, tried repairing and resetting through the utility, and rebooted my laptop multiple times.
I've had a personal account for a long time and for some reason my subscription expired. That's when the problem started. Fusion began to hang and I uninstalled and reinstalled via the website under Personal use. I am able to log in via the provided link.
Hi, I have some Problems with Fusion and Windows 11 that started to appear out of nowhere yesterday. Since than I cant past the Login Screen of Fusion.
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