LicPath.lic location for windows 10

[nguyenndSQN7Y]

Hi,

I installed AutoCAD 2021, Architecture 2021, Revit 2021, and Inventor2021 for Windows 10 and Maya 2020 for MacOS using license manager, but I forgot to set the port for the license file and now it's conflicting with another application in our network.

After researching, I can update the license file on the license server with the free port that I can use, but I can't find the licpath.lic file on the end computer to update the path. This KB shows the location for version 2017 or highter, but it's incorrect. I don't see it in my machine, and I am running Windows 10 version 1909

"On Windows: 

• For Autodesk software version 2017 and higher, LICPATH.lic file can be found in C:\ProgramData\Autodesk\CLM\LGS\<Product Key>_<Product version>.0.0.F.  For example for AutoCAD 2019, the file location would be C:\ProgramData\Autodesk\CLM\LGS\001K1_2019.0.0.F"

I have also looked into Program Files, Program Files (x86). I found the licpath.lic for AutoCAD 2021, but does this apply to other applications such as Architecture, Revit, and Inventor? Is there a licpath.lic file that points the license path for all Autodesk applications?

Thank you very much for your help, please let me know if you have any questions.

Thank you,

Nhan

[DarrenP]

do you have hidden files & folders turned off in windows?

program data is a hidden folder by default

[nguyenndSQN7Y]

Hi Darren,

I turned hidden folder off, I can see and access Program Data folder. In Program Data\Autodesk  I don’t see \CLM folder, and therefore, I don’t see LGS folder either.

Thank you,

Nhan

[mdavis22569]

@nguyenndSQN7Y 

were you able to get this resolved with Darren's help? 

[nguyenndSQN7Y]

Hi Michael,

I am sorry, I don't think I ended up doing that, I believe I just made a new package with correct port listed when I was creating the installer. I think the KB I used before had incorrect info regarding the path to the license file. Take a look at this link, I believe these are the correct paths. I looked in the path for 2022 version ( that's what we are using now ), and the license file is there. I hope this helps. https://knowledge.autodesk.com/support/autocad/learn-explore/caas/sfdcarticles/sfdcarticles/Where-is...

[mdavis22569 · Accepted solution]

If it's OK with you .. can you accept your solution .. or I can for you and you can have this closed out?