I have found that it doesn’t always list every Autodesk app and that often several uninstalls will fail. As it finishes each item, it will change to a green check mark, to tell you it is successfully uninstalled, or a red X to tell you the uninstall failed. As it moves through each item, the checkbox will change to a flashing red arrow, telling you it is working on that item. The tool will then begin an unattended uninstallation of each application. You simply check the box next to each item you want to uninstall and then click Uninstall at the bottom. This is a very handy tool that lists out each Autodesk application installed on your system, including utilities, enablers, material libraries, etc. If you have multiple Autodesk applications to uninstall, you can use the Autodesk Uninstall Tool (see Figure 2). If you are uninstalling more than a couple, this is not an efficient method! You cannot uninstall more than one application at a time, so you may have some waiting time between each uninstallation. Follow the applications uninstallation steps and wait for it to complete.
From the list of applications, find the application you want to uninstall, right-click on it, and select Uninstall. If your control panel items are set to “View By: Category” you will find “Uninstall a Program” under the Programs section. You can access the Windows Uninstaller by going to Control Panel -> Programs and Features (see Figure 1). This can be a tedious process if you are trying to remove many different software titles and versions. This is a quick, simple way to remove a handful of programs, but requires you to pick each application one by one, running through each applications uninstaller steps. The simplest way to uninstall, and the way you’ve likely uninstalled programs in the past, is by using the default Windows Uninstaller. Whether you are uninstalling just one Autodesk application, all applications of a release year, or every Autodesk application, this guide will help you through the process. This article will guide you through making this process much easier and faster, and with less work. Even uninstalling one release year of those products, when done manually, could mean running through 30 or more uninstallation wizards. Installing the software (an article in and of itself, for another time) and eventually uninstalling can be a big task. This can result in dozens of installed Autodesk applications. And each one of those products has language packs, libraries, enablers, add-ons, etc. Increasingly, especially with Autodesk Industry Collections giving users access to 20+ applications, it’s not uncommon to have two or three versions of 10 or more Autodesk® products installed on a typical workstation. Back December 6th, 2018 Uninstalling Autodesk Software? Let’s Save You Some Time!
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