LoginState.xml Installing the Autodesk License ComponentsĦ. Navigate to C:\Users\\AppData\Local\Autodesk\Web Services and remove the following files:Ĭ.If there is anything left in the folder after the uninstall, remove it. Navigate to C:\Program Files (x86)\Common Files\Autodesk Shared\AdskLicensing and run uninstall.exe.Open Control Panel > Programs & Features > select the Single Sign On Component > choose to Uninstall it.Open the Task Manager and end the AdSSO task (it might restart and may need to be stopped a second time).If the user is logged into the Autodesk Desktop App – log them out.
I hope the following steps work for you, too. We have had consistent success fixing this problem by first removing the license components and then installing the current versions. and if you try to run it again, you will receive a message that the update is not necessary or already installed. Without knowing the exact cause, I believe that, in part, the problem is a failed install of the update or hot fix. It appears to you that the hotfix and/or update installed, because it is no longer in your Autodesk Desktop App, but when you still get the error and your software won’t start, what are you to do? But, when you start your software you get the same error, AGAIN! So, you do extensive googling and find what you are sure the problem is, and you try the suggested fix(es). Suddenly, you start getting license errors when starting your Autodesk software.
When your Autodesk product works as expected, life is good.
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