I tried the updating path as suggested by Autodesk's relevant support page but in the end gave up with it and after some trial and error used the bat/cmd file (as below) in SCCM that is a bit lacking in finesse but I think works. I ordered one graphics card to test as was led to believe they were required in every PC with Fusion (about 30 in our case) but fortunately in the end didn't even open the box and sent it back no charge. OK the standalaone installer is quite big but we have now have i5s as well and they seem fine. Well on balance it is at least for now going quite well here at SMRT Bristol as far as Fusion goes.
Hoping this helps !, takes a little time to update also to an educational license after you fill all this info in. This asks for the name of the school etc, and also asks for start and end dates for the pupil. I was not aware of potential expiration for student accounts.Īs noted, when we create a new account the registration process does not mention education and you only get a 30-day trial period.Having not signed up for this before, i also noticed if you signup via the program there is no mention of the Education licence. It appears that their accounts worked for a year, but now expired - but we have other students where their Fusion 360 accounts are working fine, and have the 'student' products & services listed within their profile. Students had registered their own accounts (emails etc).
Many student accounts, are now stating that they have expired, and need to subscribe etc. Thank you, robyholmes We are experiencing similar type of issues with Fusion 360 too. Please let me know if your using the product and how your finding it. I'm hoping I can find a number of schools in the same position and approach Autodesk with that fact. They just don't seem to think its an issue. We can't seem to get anyone at Autodesk to provide an answer on why this is happening despite trying different channels. I'm wanting to find out if other schools using Fusion 360 are having the same problems. Meaning we're down to using one of two computers at a time! This has come to a head now as we're doing for a few accounts which are working, but Autodesk have decided to introduce a new measure to stop you logging in to Fusion in multiple places with the same account. We've been to Autodesk Support various times about this and each time get told accounts don't exist (When they do) or that the issue is out of there hands. Accounts either don't register or more commonly, expire after 30 days and completing the 'I'm an educational user' doesn't work. However for quite sometime now he's been having problems with students registering educational accounts. I'm posting really on behave of my DT teacher who has been a big advocate of Autodesk's Fusion 360 software.
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