With that buzz phrase in my head, I raised another call today using their 'request a call back'.

They needed to get their account updated to reflect that they're the contract manager. They had an old account from before the current 3rd party handling this Education program registration. I found a similar thread on their forum where someone else was having the same issues.

Where I have 2 options - use Ava (done that) or go on the community forums (ummm.). I get directed to a link with Contact us. Try on the Community forum, explaining my hassles. My support requests have sat with 'Internal team' for over a week. The Education Customer Manager person isn't answering emails or phone calls. I'm still waiting to get my account fixed. I download AutoCAD/Inventor/Revit/3DS Max 2022 - same as usual.Įxcept I then find that in order to create a network deployment of 2022, you have to do it from the Web GUI on under 'Custom Install'. To correct this problem, please run the Autodesk Desktop App (found via the Windows Start Menu), log into the app with your Autodesk User ID, and then run all available Autodesk CAD App Service Packs, patches and licensing hotfixes.Just when my opinion of AutoDesk couldn't get any worse, they somehow manage it. More often than not, this error seems to be occurring for users who have not recently run the Autodesk Desktop App, nor patched either their installed Autodesk CAD application or installed any of the provided Autodesk Licensing Hotfixes provided via the Autodesk Desktop Application. The License manager is not functioning or is improperly installed. Many users have been encountering this error that's preventing them from launching their Autodesk CAD applications (such as Revit, AutoCAD or Inventor).

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