As far as I know, I'm seeing existing products that worked fine for a while now experience the issue. The two I'm working with this week are in person. While sometimes that is logistically the only option, I try to be at the actual computer in person while doing this. I also just learned of a new article that was posted on the "why".įor the most part I am working on the computer itself and not remoted in. Thanks again for the link and I'll definitely look into this more. Are you trying to repair these licenses while sitting at that computer or perhaps over a remote session? Like logmein? If so, LOGMEIN will most likely be your issue.įor sure, definitely don't want to discount the work you put in there. Again thank you for the valuable some of that is a repeat but there are a couple of articles that are in other articles that you may have not come across.Īlso as side note.
I almost wish it would just happen to my computer so I can test out all the things myself without affecting production folks. I'm really hesitant to try the other avenues again because while the uninstall/reinstall takes a bit, at least I know I can get some consistent results and a decent turnaround time. The only thing that worked that first time was the clean uninstall/reinstall. I will definitely review, but honestly at least some of it looks like the things we desperately tried the first time we saw this and the designer was down for a day. I really appreciate you sending this along. I hardly needed to use the uninstall/reinstall method. įor all the license manager issues I have addressed. Kind instead of using the uninstall/reinstall that you review this collection of articles related to it. I trust that this may help others in future. We did the following:Ī clean uninstall of all AUTODESK products by doing the following:ġ) Uninstall all AUTODESK products using the AUTODESK Uninstall tool.Ģ) Deleting all AUTODESK program files in folders and very important in hidden folders.ģ) Deleting all AUTODESK items from the registry.Ĥ) Cleaning up the registry and uninstall by running Microsoft Fix-It and removing everything AUTODESK that is still remaining.Īfter the above was done, I reinstalled and registered the products one by one and all of them are working again. I phoned AUTODESK and a consultant assisted me in fixing the problem. Unfortunately none of your suggestions were helpful in resolving the issue.
Autocad license manager is not functioning windows#
Could Windows updates be causing this? Network outages? If anyone could provide more insight that would be great.
I'm afraid of seeing this issue happen at a large scale. I'm hoping to understand more of what could be causing this, so I can try to fix a root problem and not just symptoms. Knowing a possible solution is fine, but my issue is that this particular solution takes up considerable time and now it keeps happening more and more to products that worked totally fine before. I've seen this issue about six times now, twice this week and once last week with different users. Cleanly uninstalling/reinstalling seems to be the "fastest" working route for us. We've tried a lot of other things described in the forums and it has resulted in considerable down time unfortunately. Our only known solution is to do what was described earlier here with clean uninstall/reinstall.
I am encountering the same issue with single users.
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