Update 2018.3.7/8/9/10

[bradeneuropeArthur]

Doe anyone have the updates for inventor 

Update 2018.3.7/8/9/10

For me.

I need them but they cannot be downloaded anymore!

Thanks 

[gmwi]

Brad,

 Sorry but Autodesk only supports paying customers. I've already asked and was told that.

[bradeneuropeArthur]

What do you mean with that.

We have subscription but inventor 2018 is still running here and is not longer supported.

We also have 2022 but not the time to migrate

[bradeneuropeArthur]

@CGBenner @johnsonshiue 

Any ideas.

we have inv 2019 2020 2021 and 2021 here in house but no time to migrate.

I have issues with Inv 2018 that may be solved with an update!

regards

[gmwi]

You'll have to find someone with the updates. Autodesk doesn't support the version any more. They want everyone on the latest so you can't use the older programs. You'll have to make time to migrate or find a person with it.

[cadman777]

Try these guys, maybe they have it:

https://blogs.rand.com/support/2017/08/all-inventor-2018-updates.html

I just did a quick search and found that.

Usually these guys keep archives of stuff on their server b/c they're 'value added resellers'.

If not, maybe they know someone who does?

[gmwi]

You'd da-man. Thanks. It will be the resellers that keep Autodesk from having a total black eye on their new structure.

[bradeneuropeArthur]

Hi @cadman777 
I only see the Readme files there and not the Update, or am I missing something there?

Thanks anyway!

[cadman777]

I sent it to you for 2 reasons:

1. to give you a web page w/their name on it so you can contact them about it (I realize the links were only to Help files), and

2. to remind you that maybe one of the mega 'value added' corporate keep these files on their servers, so maybe another one would be able to help you.

I've had some guys in the past (years ago, unfortunately) help me out w/updates that way. So maybe they have a guy like that buried behind the servers or in some dark corner somewhere that they can hook you up with?

Or try contacting Scott Shepherd @ Autodesk, he's pretty resourceful.