Autodesk: Difference between revisions - Consumer_Action

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|Discontinuing Win 10 support

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|In 2024, Autodesk announced that Autodesk Fusion would no-longer be supported for Windows 10 users after January 2026. Stated in their support article, "Autodesk will no longer consider Windows 10 for Validation, bug fixing, and product support of future releases." The phrasing has rightfully baffled consumers and with a lack of elaboration from support teams, it is unknown whether or not existing installs will no-longer function, especially the line "existing installations cannot be repaired or reinstalled." is confusing and leaves questions open.

|In 2024, Autodesk announced that Autodesk Fusion would no-longer be supported for Windows 10 users after January 2026. Stated in their support article, "Autodesk will no longer consider Windows 10 for Validation, bug fixing, and product support of future releases." The phrasing has rightfully baffled consumers and with a lack of elaboration from support teams, it is unknown whether or not existing installs will no-longer function, especially the line "existing installations cannot be repaired or reinstalled." is confusing and leaves questions open. <ref>https://www.autodesk.com/support/technical/article/caas/sfdcarticles/sfdcarticles/Fusion-Announcing-End-of-Support-for-Windows-10.html?_ga=2.208606034.1190329573.1738186074-1680147263.1738186073</ref>

|Discontinuation yet to occur

|[[Autodesk Fusion ends support for Windows 10]]

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 |Discontinuing Win 10 support
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-|In 2024, Autodesk announced that Autodesk Fusion would no-longer be supported for Windows 10 users after January 2026. Stated in their support article, "Autodesk will no longer consider Windows 10 for Validation, bug fixing, and product support of future releases." The phrasing has rightfully baffled consumers and with a lack of elaboration from support teams, it is unknown whether or not existing installs will no-longer function, especially the line "existing installations cannot be repaired or reinstalled." is confusing and leaves questions open.
+|In 2024, Autodesk announced that Autodesk Fusion would no-longer be supported for Windows 10 users after January 2026. Stated in their support article, "Autodesk will no longer consider Windows 10 for Validation, bug fixing, and product support of future releases." The phrasing has rightfully baffled consumers and with a lack of elaboration from support teams, it is unknown whether or not existing installs will no-longer function, especially the line "existing installations cannot be repaired or reinstalled." is confusing and leaves questions open. <ref>https://www.autodesk.com/support/technical/article/caas/sfdcarticles/sfdcarticles/Fusion-Announcing-End-of-Support-for-Windows-10.html?_ga=2.208606034.1190329573.1738186074-1680147263.1738186073</ref>
 |Discontinuation yet to occur
 |[[Autodesk Fusion ends support for Windows 10]]