it seems crazy that Revit (and other autodesk software) requires you to keep the original installation files on your computer in order to be able to run updates. If you have multiple versions of software, you could be forced to keep will over 100GB of old installation files on your hard drive.
By default - when we deploy to a bunch of machines, the installation files get placed in a temp folder that gets deleted as part of the installation process... making deployments of updates a complete nightmare, as everyone ends up getting something along the lines of this:
and until they path to the proper installer file, they can't proceed.
No other software i have used have ever required this. I don't understand why Autodesk can't include any/all relevant installers the update may need access to and work it into he update.
Does anyone know why this is?
This question is much better suited in the Installation and Licensing forum.
fair enough - i didn't know that forum existed. i just reposted over there.
maybe this article helps. thanks
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