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Autodesk Fusion users are frustrated with the software's update workflow, which lacks an immediate 'Update Now' option upon closing and requires restarting across sessions.

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Post: "How about update now while I'm closing the program? Now I have to close the program to reopen it, just to update it, and then restart it again"

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  • [comment u/TheBupherNinja] Yes, please give me an 'update now' button, oh my god.

  • [comment u/Karina-ADSK] Yeah, I agree. The issue is that Fusion needs to be open in order to run the updater, so I think in this case we didn't want to stop the shutdown process but want to "auto-start" the updater in the next session

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5 of 39 comments
  • “Yes, please give me an 'update now' button, oh my god.”

    u/TheBupherNinja36 points · Oct 9, 2026View

  • “I saw it for the first time it really got me to question my sanity: am I reading it right ? Worst UI design possible.”

    u/sharch888 points · Oct 9, 2026View

  • “Yeah the wording is weird. Like, updating next session IS updating later.”

    u/chiraltoad6 points · Oct 9, 2026View

  • “Yea I agree I would prefer it to spend time updating now now I’m not using it rather then have to restart during the next session. This is more annoying as I use fusion on 2 pc and if one updates you have to update the other before opening any files anyway”

    u/Lorddumblesurd6 points · Oct 9, 2026View

  • “Yeah, I agree. The issue is that Fusion needs to be open in order to run the updater, so I think in this case we didn't want to stop the shutdown process but want to "auto-start" the updater in the next session (hence, update next session), but even then you have to restart Fusion AGAIN for it to take effect. :/ This is good feedback - we would love for this process to be way less annoying to de”

    u/Karina-ADSK3 points · Oct 9, 2026View

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