Taskkill /f /im ADPClientService.exe /fi "memusage gt 2" >nul Taskkill /f /im Fusion360.exe /fi "memusage gt 2" >nul Replace the last line Fusion 360 Client Downloader.exe with the name of your downloaded setup, or rename the setup so it matches the script.Įcho PRESS ENTER TO RUN COMPLETE FUSION 360 WIPE!!!Įcho - Removing everything Autodesk related from Userprofile and ProgramData.
Create a text-file named FusionWipe.cmd in the same folder as your Fusion 360 setup.exe file.
The schools I mentioned in my post have been successfully running this for a few weeks and it only takes a minute. The fix it tested on Windows 10 and Windows 11. But please be careful, any other Autodesk products you have intalled might get wiped. I've automated the "fix" in a new cmd file. In my case my Fusion is working for about a week or so then starts to shutdown as soon as the workspace is loaded.Ī solution that does work for me however is removing every trace of Fusion 360 from the computer and reinstalling it. Right click on the folder named BrowserCache and select Move to TrashĪny of the solutions mentioned above doesnt't work in my case either.In a Terminal Window type the command open $TMPDIR.Browse to ~Library/Application Support/Autodesk/Neutron Platform/.Browse to ~Library/Application Support/Autodesk/Neutron Platform/.In a Terminal window, type the command open ~/library.Try manually refresh any browser cache/options that could impact the Authentication Process: In the Web Services directory, right lick on the Login State.xml file and select delete (Close Fusion 360) In windows explorer browse to %localappdata%\autodesk\web servicesĢ. Right click on LoginState.xml and select Move to Trashġ. In the Web Services Directory, locate the file LoginState.xmlĤ. ~/Library/Application Support/Autodesk/Web Servicesģ. In the Subsequent Finder window ( Macintosh HD > Users > %Profile% > Library), browse to (Close Fusion 360) In Terminal, type the below command and press enterĢ. I'd also like to try working through the procedures below to fully clear your local cache:ġ. I would also be curious to see if Fusion will launch if you try to connect to a different network. Be sure to disable any antivirus softwares, particularly Norton Connectsafe. The second article will help check to ensure that your network is set up correctly for use with Fusion. The first article will reset all proxy information on your system - this issue can occur when Fusion is pulling legacy proxy information. While I know we have already worked through these articles, I would like to work through the two articles linked in my initial post again, as it is likely they will resolve this problem. Hi into your log files, it appears that you are experiencing the issue that usually triggers the "sufficient data" error message.
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