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Try this method to activate your license. You need to check if your operating system is supported for your product before you start installing your software. For example Revit and 3ds Max. Check the system requirements if your operating system is supported. Remember that Windows 7 and Windows 7 SP1 are different. You need to upgrade it to Windows 7 SP1 first. You can check the system requirements here. Your computer and environment may not capable of running the software. It might be difficult to check by ourselves, especially if we are going to install multiple products on the computer.

Autodesk provides Autodesk Prerequisite Checker to help you check your system before installing the software. It saves you precious time! Read about Autodesk Prerequisite Checker here. There are many things that can make the installation fail. Autodesk products rely heavily on the operating system and their prerequisites.

The problems listed here are just the problems I find on a regular basis on the Autodesk forum. To avoid problems during installation, I strongly suggest you read this Autodesk knowledge base: Preparing your system for installation.

If you see other installation problems that you often see, feel free to share it in the comment section here. I work as a Sr. I'm also a member of Autodesk Expert Elite, appreciation for individuals who give contribution to Autodesk community. Connect with me on twitter or LinkedIn. This site uses Akismet to reduce spam. Learn how your comment data is processed. I've gone through all of the steps in that, and it does no good.

The same thing still happens. There's no sign of Autodesk Desktop app in Control Panel or anywhere else. So, is there no dedicated team at Autodesk working on issues with this particular app? As I said, this has been happening for several months.

I'll periodically come back every so often to try installing it, and it's always the same thing. Sanest advice I've gotten all year! Checking manually isn't so bad. Running the installer effectively via command line and reading the debug log files did solve this for me.

I also understand that the solution did work for me, but may not work for others as this issue appears to be quite common. None of this worked, which lead me to hunt for the solution myself. Personally having read the raw error logs of the installer, it appears the issue may be with the bitrock installer that Autodesk use to roll out their software. As it appears the installer is running a persistence in memory or somewhere. Of course without reading their raw source code of the packaging which I will never see , you cannot view what the error message is assigned to.

For those interested this the documentation that shows the raw error message of the installer. If the installer is the issue i. I did message the Autodesk representative back after this but they never responded. It's good to have a little light shed on this by someone with more technical understanding than myself, even if it doesn't resolve the issue, because it reassures me that the problem arose through no fault of my own.

Your insight is very appreciated. Still baffled that a massive monopoly like autodesk can't even provide trouble shooting and rely solely on the backs of its users through a forum If it helps. I'm working for a reseller which does exactly what you are asking. Maybe if deleting the init. The response above of ' Or uninstall it and move on with your life I've got silent installs of Civil 3D hanging up indefinitely due to this issue.

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