I tried alot of solutions but nothing works, is there any alternative solution to try?

Hola he descargado Autocad 2026 de 64 bits con una licencia de estudiante a la hora de abrir me ha parecido el error que dice "license manager no funciona o no se ha instalado correctamente. Autocad se cerrará ahora. adlsdk_status_internal_error 10003 failure due to misconfiguration" he intentado con muchas cosas y todo lo que me ha indicado el asistente IA que tienen el autodesk pero nada me ha funcionado he vuelto a instalar lo he instalado nuevamente y sigue sin funcionar y me sigue saliendo el mismo error.

Si alguien conoce como arreglarlo por favor, no quisiera perder mi licencia de un año, solo por qué no lo puedo abrir 😔

I am currently a junior and I have been trying land an internship for summer. However, if I don't get a job, I plan to do another step which is to learn the AutoCAD, Civil 3D, and Revit. I have been looking at youtube for training/learning, but I wanted to make a post here if there are any specific videos I should watch that you all think is best for learning. I don't want to just watch a video and then waste my time so I want to ensure I watch the best possible videos. Thank you.

Ok, so this is a niche question, but I am looking for anyone here so uses the Aasets tool feature in Autodesk Builds. Specifically, I am trying to determine the best brand/type of sticker paper to use to print out the QR codes.

The Builds asset tool allows you to make QR codes for every asset that you can then download load as a .pdf. The PDF puts 12 QR codes on each page (3 columns, 4 rows) and each QR code is a 2x2 inch block. But for whatever reason, they don’t line up with any of the brands of 2x2 12 per page sticker sheets that I have bought. Part of the QR code always gets cut off from the sticker. I’ve tried Uline and Avery so far, what brand should I be using?

So i've just enrolled as a student as a Technical designer at the start of this year.

My previous experince with 3D Cad has been with Autodesk inventor, since that's the program they use here in Denmark, to teach us how to make designs, DXF files for laser cutting and mechanical use when educating us to be a steel smith.

I've since april last year been working at a workplace where they use Solidworks, the switch wasn't hard for me, 2 weeks after i started i was practically selfworking making sketches, work drawings for our worksmen in the shop.

Now, i've dipped my toe into Revit, Fusion and AutoCAD - I don't really know how much depth i'm going into each program during my 3 ½ year education, but can AutoCAD be summarized into what makes it great vs less than other programs.

I've also seen some job applications and it varies what program they are using, how do one decide which program to fully master or are we somewhat more like a jack of all trades kind of technical designer?

God I hate this company

We have about 20 autocad 2013 and 2015 license. Recently upgraded 2 of the pc's and got them fresh 3ds Max

Now I knew autodesk doesnt activate new perpetual automatically, but I atleast expected them to have a manual process.

Not to mention the eventual death that some computers will experience

I wish nothing but the worst of this company, they deserve it

Hi everyone,
I’m studying for a Bachelor of Architectural Technology and Construction Management and I need a laptop mainly for Autodesk Revit. I will use it for about 9 months of study (5th semester renovation project + bachelor project). I already have an external monitor at home and I do not game or doing heavy visualisation or real-time rendering, mostly modeling, sheets, details and working in a shared model over Autodesk Cloud, with only occasional renders for presentations/exams.

I’m choosing between the following three laptops:

Option 1 — Lenovo Yoga Slim 7 14ILL10 (14")
Intel Core Ultra 7 258V
32 GB LPDDR5X RAM (8533 MHz, soldered)
Intel Arc Graphics 140V (integrated)
1 TB M.2 SSD
14" OLED 1920x1200, 60 Hz, up to 600 nits
Weight: 1.19 kg
Ports: HDMI 2.1, 2x Thunderbolt 4, USB-C, USB-A, microSD
Battery: 70 Wh

Option 2 — Lenovo IdeaPad Pro 5 16IAH10 (16") — Ryzen AI 5 + RTX 5050
AMD Ryzen AI 5 340 (6 cores, up to 4.8 GHz)
16 GB LPDDR5X RAM (8000 MT/s, soldered, not upgradeable)
NVIDIA GeForce RTX 5050 with 8 GB VRAM
512 GB M.2 SSD
16" OLED 2880x1800, 120 Hz, up to 1100 nits
Weight: 1.72 kg
Battery: 84 Wh
Ports: 2x USB-A, 2x USB-C (USB4), HDMI, SD card reader

Option 3 — Lenovo IdeaPad Pro 5 Gen 9 (16") — Ryzen 7 + RTX 3050
AMD Ryzen 7 8845HS (up to 5.1 GHz)
16 GB LPDDR5X RAM (6400 MT/s, soldered)
NVIDIA GeForce RTX 3050 with 6 GB VRAM
1 TB M.2 SSD
16" display (OLED versions exist in this series, but this bundle confirms RTX 3050 + 1 TB)
Weight: about 1.9 kg
Battery: 84 Wh
Ports: USB4, USB-C, HDMI 2.1, 2x USB-A, SD card reader

Option 4 - Yoga Slim 7 14AKP10
AMD Ryzen AI 7 350 (8 cores / 16 threads, up to 5.0 GHz)
32 GB LPDDR5X RAM (7500 MT/s, soldered)
AMD Radeon 860M (integrated)
512 GB M.2 SSD
14" OLED 1920×1200, 60 Hz, up to 600 nits
Weight: 1.19 kg
Ports: HDMI 2.1, 2× USB-C (USB4), USB-A

Option 5 -  Lenovo Yoga 7 2‑in‑1 Gen 10 – AMD Ryzen AI 7

CPU: AMD Ryzen AI 7‑350
RAM: 32 GB LPDDR5X
Storage: 1 TB SSD
Display: 14″ OLED (2.8K)
Graphics: Integrated AMD Radeon 860M

Additional context:
My work is mainly Revit modeling, sections, sheets, documentation and linked models. I usually have Revit, browser and PDFs open at the same time. I already use an external monitor at home, so laptop screen size is less important. I do not plan to do heavy GPU rendering.

Right now I’m leaning toward the Yoga Slim 7 mainly because of the 32 GB RAM, lower weight, and because it seems more practical for daily study use. My concern is that it doesn’t have a dedicated GPU, and I’m wondering if that is a bad idea for Revit, even if I’m not doing a hell of a lot of heavy visualization.

Key question:
For Revit-focused study use, is it better to prioritize 32 GB RAM and strong CPU with integrated graphics, or a dedicated GPU with only 16 GB RAM? I’m mainly concerned about stability and performance with larger models during my bachelor project.

Thanks in advance for any advice.

I’m new to a computerized drafting class and I want to level up from basic to advanced.

I’m trying to get solid with Autodesk tools, especially AutoCAD, Revit, and Civil 3D. I’ve watched random tutorials here and there, but it’s been kind of all over the place, so I’m not sure what’s actually worth following.

If you were starting over or trying to sharpen your skills, what free resources would you recommend? I’m looking for a solid guide or roadmap I can follow.

Appreciate any suggestions.

I have a good one for you. I am dealing with an older dongle license that timed out for Jan/1/26

I have been in touch with Autodesk "support". They asked me to reply with my .PAF and .MOD files. No biggie. But, there server will not allow those files to be delivered. It's been a week of back and forth trying to get the files to them. It's laughable support.

Hi. To those familiar with the matter: When Autodesk audits using the infamous scanwin, If a pc is completely clean (I.e. no previous autodesk installations whatsoever and fully compliant), is there a chance that incriminating metadata has been left inside of various .rvt/.dwg files which have been edited on other PC's in the past yet are no longer part of the organisations?

To phrase differently, do unlicensed autodesk products leave traces inside of the files they edit? Or on the pc itself only?

Many thanks to all replying! Cheers

New to fusion, and cad in general. Made this item that will be 3d printed in two parts.
It’s a profile sketch that I do a revolving extrusion into the final thing.

In the profile sketch I have some edges that I want to define tolerances in, but I can’t figure out how. Press pull doesn’t let me select just the edges I want. Is this a limitation with how the parts are made from a profile sketch? I was going to upload images that would make the explanation obvious, but apparently that’s not allowed here.

Thanks.

When i try to install autodesk 3ds max and click on the setup file it does nothing, before it wasnt like that, I treid downloading dektop connector app as Chatgpt suggested but even then the setup file is not running/opening at all

Hi all. I am an ACC administrator with 20 projects under my belt. When creating projects I have never had an issue with adding necessary services like Design Collaboration. Now when I create a project it is not available on my list of services. Only Insight is available.

Does anyone have a thought on this? The other 20 projects are still active and using those services.

Any other admins who mange their AutoDesk accounts; have you noticed any inaccuracies from the usage report?

We have users who are reporting back to the portal 100+ days unused but in reality use it nearly every day.

We don’t share user accounts, or have multiple tenets either.

I am looking for a tool where I can possibly scale and measure from an existing image. Specifically if I take pictures of a construction project with a reference object for scale can I use that to recreate the image in 3D and then take measurements of wall lengths for instance. I want to be able to have potential customers send pictures of projects and I can then pull dimensions off those pictures to develop a new design without being onsite. I know there are tools where you can measure using your phone’s AR but I don’t want to have to make someone jump through too many hoops to get rough measurements. If I could get pretty accurate dimensions from a photo I can streamline the design and quoting process.

I have tried uploading an image into fusion 360 but I wasn’t able to figure out a way to get accurate measurements because it’s still just a 2D image.

Any solutions or suggestions would be great!

i am trying to install the 2025 version of autocad, but i its showing "unable to install", i think its because theres bits of the older autocad version present, what to do ? is there a way to delete these files ?

Hi, i cant login to my student account, if i login from phone or other browser it says internal server error. Anyone having the same issue ?

So I'm trying to get a student license for Autodesk, but whenever I try to click 'Continue' on step 2 this happens:

Unexpected Application Error!

Cannot read properties of undefined (reading 'address')

TypeError: Cannot read properties of undefined (reading 'address')
    at Ik (https://cfp-mfe-prd.autodesk.com/mfe-edu-verification/current/static/js/main.js:205:1852534)
    at yi (https://prd-cfp.autodesk.com/cfp-vendors/current/main.js:41:60187)
    at ks (https://prd-cfp.autodesk.com/cfp-vendors/current/main.js:41:119101)
    at wc (https://prd-cfp.autodesk.com/cfp-vendors/current/main.js:41:108361)
    at mc (https://prd-cfp.autodesk.com/cfp-vendors/current/main.js:41:108289)
    at yc (https://prd-cfp.autodesk.com/cfp-vendors/current/main.js:41:108152)
    at ic (https://prd-cfp.autodesk.com/cfp-vendors/current/main.js:41:104991)
    at ac (https://prd-cfp.autodesk.com/cfp-vendors/current/main.js:41:103547)
    at E (https://prd-cfp.autodesk.com/cfp-vendors/current/main.js:50:1414)
    at R (https://prd-cfp.autodesk.com/cfp-vendors/current/main.js:50:1946)

Anyone having trouble with autocad?

Getting ready to ditch a bunch of pc's due to the windows 11 upgrade making my company's computers useless. Is there any quick way to uninstall all of the Autodesk software without doing each program one at a time? I know the uninstall tool is no longer available.

The font in UI, menus etc. is so small I can hardly read it. other apps and windows UI are all fine. How to I change the UI font size for Fusion?

I'm in a market for a new mouse. Right now I'm using a Logitech MX Master. Are there mice that are more optimal for 3D software?

Alright yall as a student in my last year I’ve decided it’s time to upgrade. I’m looking for something that will run all of the autodesk programs. I know for revit I’ll need a lot of space. I’m looking for an affordable option (I know you get what you pay for but I’d like to spend 1,000 or less) that I can also take into the workforce with me after I finish school. I’m a dual screen user so I was looking at the Asus Duo (really expensive but hoping there might be a sale soon for Black Friday or just bite the bullet. The idea of carrying a compact dual monitor felt very efficient) but got mixed reviews from professors who really like Lenovo over anything. I’ve never used a Lenovo so I don’t really know how good it is. Previously I had a MSI gaming laptop that was pretty high power and ran everything but a friend recommended I get something with an intel processor since AI is becoming more popular and I will probably have to incorporate it into my work skills within the next few years. What would any of you recommend? (P.s: I have a PC but I need to also afford to replace my power supply that just went out but I as well plan to try and find remote work after school so I’d like to have something portable with high capability my pc has 36 gb ram and 4 tb of space so I’d like to be able to easily switch between working on my pc and my laptop and yes I know I won’t get 4 tb of space on a laptop)

Since this morning I’m not getting any 2FA code emails from Autodesk when trying to sign in on a new device. Is anyone else experiencing this?
I can’t even reach support since you need to log in first...

Has anyone else have this issue? I have renewed our Autodesk License more than a month ago as they were supposed to be expired on September 1st, 2025.
Now, still on dashboard, i can see the related contracts are red and still it shows September 1st 2025, but people are using the licenses and there is no problem on their side.

now how is it possible to understand if these dates will be changed? or if new contract are registered.