There seems to be a problem with my download? I'm not sure what went wrong, I've included the file that the setup told me to included. any help is appreciated.
There seems to be a problem with my download? I'm not sure what went wrong, I've included the file that the setup told me to included. any help is appreciated.
@Anonymous, Based on the log file, it shows there's another installation pending. Try rebooting your machine and try the download/install again.
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@Anonymous, Based on the log file, it shows there's another installation pending. Try rebooting your machine and try the download/install again.
If this information was helpful, please consider using the Accept Solution
Darin Green
Director of Customer Support
Synergis Engineering Design Solutions
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Hello @Anonymous
Welcome to the Autodesk forum community!
I took a look at your webdeploy log and found several errors:
First, I would suggest to follow the instructions at the link below to use the uninstall tool to make sure there are no remnants from a previous installation of Fusion:
How to do an automatic clean uninstall for Autodesk Fusion 360
Now, before trying a fresh installation of Fusion, your network may need to be addressed to allow for the installation. Below would be a good article to forward to your network administrator:
How to configure proxy server and firewall for Fusion 360 (Windows)
Make sure you are signed into your machine as a local admin when installing Fusion. Whereas Fusion gets installed to the users profile you will want to make sure that your log-in has elevated rights.
Thank you for taking part in our community forum! Please accept my solution if my post fully resolved your issue.
Kind Regards,
Hello @Anonymous
Welcome to the Autodesk forum community!
I took a look at your webdeploy log and found several errors:
First, I would suggest to follow the instructions at the link below to use the uninstall tool to make sure there are no remnants from a previous installation of Fusion:
How to do an automatic clean uninstall for Autodesk Fusion 360
Now, before trying a fresh installation of Fusion, your network may need to be addressed to allow for the installation. Below would be a good article to forward to your network administrator:
How to configure proxy server and firewall for Fusion 360 (Windows)
Make sure you are signed into your machine as a local admin when installing Fusion. Whereas Fusion gets installed to the users profile you will want to make sure that your log-in has elevated rights.
Thank you for taking part in our community forum! Please accept my solution if my post fully resolved your issue.
Kind Regards,
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