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The Autodesk Educational License is available to Cornell University students and instructors (including all faculty). Technical Support Providers who directly support students, instructors, or the educational mission of Cornell University are also eligible for Educational Licensing. This license can be used to install Autodesk products onto a personally-owned or a Cornell-owned computer. Autodesk educationally-licensed products are fully functional with no watermarking on drawings.

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  1. Go to the Autodesk Free Educational Software page. (Link goes to Autodesk.)
  2. Click either the link (students) or the link (instructors) on that page, depending on your status at Cornell.
  3. Find the Autodesk application you wish to install, and click the appropriate link.
  4. You will need to sign in with a registered Cornell University e-mail address to access the software.
  5. If you have previously downloaded software from Autodesk, click the button and sign in with your registered Autodesk account and password.
    If you have not previously downloaded software from Autodesk, click the button. You will need to register your Cornell University email address. (netid@cornell.edu)
  6. After you have signed in with you Autodesk account, you will be able to download an installer for the product you selected.
  7. Run the installer.
  8. Autodesk will send you a Product Key and Serial Number via e-mail for the product you selected. You will be prompted to enter the information provided in that e-mail.
  9. After verification of the Product Key and Serial Number, the installer will run for several minutes to two hours, depending on the product, your computer, and your Internet connection speed. The installer will provide you with an estimated time remaining.
  10. After the installer completes, launch the product. (Note: Some Autodesk products launch themselves automatically after installation, while others require you to double-click on the software icon on your computer's desktop.) It may take several minutes for the product to launch for the first time.

Your Autodesk product should now be installed and ready for use.

Install via Cornell Institutional Licensing (Non-Instructional Staff)

Autodesk has generously granted Cornell University a unique gift-in-kind that provides the products available via Autodesk Educational Licensing for Cornell institutional use. Because of the unique nature of this gift, Autodesk's Educational Licensing page does not take into account registration of non-instructional users. Consequently, non-instructional users must download and install Autodesk software via the commercial trial license page.

  1. Go to the Autodesk Free Trials page. (Link goes to Autodesk.)
  2. Find the product you wish to install from the list and click the link.
  3. Enter your Cornell e-mail address in the 'Email Address' field, and click the Download Now button.
  4. Accept the terms and conditions, and click Continue.
  5. Save the installer on your computer.
  6. After the installer launches, you should see an Autodesk registration page. Please use the information provided on the following Autodesk configuration information pages, depending on the version of the Autodesk product you need:
  7. Let the installer run. Depending on the product you are installing, the installer may require a system restart and may take more than an hour to complete.
  8. After installation is complete, launch the Autodesk software you installed. It may take several minutes for the software to launch for the first time.
    (Some products will launch automatically after installation.)

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This article provides workarounds for an issue where the Windows Time service doesn't automatically start in a stand-alone environment.

Original product version: Windows 7 Service Pack 1, Windows Server 2012 R2
Original KB number: 2385818

Symptoms

On a workgroup computer that's running Windows 7, Windows Server 2008 R2, or a later version of Windows, the Windows Time service stops immediately after system startup. This issue occurs even after the Startup Type is changed from Manual to Automatic. Additionally, the following event is logged in the System log:

Cause

This issue occurs because the Windows Time service is configured as the Trigger-Start service. and this has been implemented as the default setting in Windows 7 and Windows Server 2008 R2.

Services and background processes have a significant effect on the performance of the system. The Trigger-Start service has been implemented in Windows 7 and Windows Service 2008 R2 in order to reduce the total number of auto-start services on the system. The goal is to improve the stability of the whole system, and this includes improving performance and reducing power consumption. Under this implementation, the Service Control Manager has been enhanced to handle starting and stopping services by using specific system events.

For more information, see Service trigger events.

Whether or not the Windows Time service starts automatically depends on whether the computer is joined to an Active Directory Domain Services (AD DS) domain environment or is configured as a workgroup computer. The Windows Time service on domain-joined computers starts when a trigger event occurs. On workgroup computers that are not joined to an AD DS domain, the startup value for the Windows Time service is Manual, and the service status is Stopped.

You can check the Trigger-Start service settings by running the following sc qtriggerinfo command:

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Workaround

To start the Windows Time service at system startup, use any of the following methods.

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  • Method 1

    Run the sc triggerinfo w32time delete command to delete the trigger event that's registered as the default setting and to change the Startup Type setting for the Windows Time service from Manual to Automatic:

  • Method 2

    Run the sc triggerinfo w32time start/networkon stop/networkoff command to define a trigger event that suits your environment. In this example, the command determines whether an IP address is given to a host, and then it starts or stops the service.

  • Method 3

    Change the Startup Type of the Windows Time service from Manual to Automatic (Delayed Start).

    Note

    If the Startup Type of the Windows Time service is set to Automatic (Delayed Start), the Windows Time service may be started by the Time Synchronization before the Service Control Manager starts the Windows Time service task. (This depends on the startup timing of the Windows operating system in question.)

    In this situation, the service triggers an automatic stop after the success of the Time Synchronization task. Therefore, if you use Method 3, you must disable the Time Synchronization to avoid the task to start the Windows Time service task. To do this, follow these steps:

    1. Start the Task Scheduler.
    2. Under Task Scheduler Library > Microsoft > Windows > Time Synchronization, click Synchronize Time.
    3. Right-click, and then click Disabled on the shortcut menu.

More information

The Windows Time service on a workgroup computer is not started automatically at system startup by the Trigger-Start service. However, the Windows Time service is started by the Time Synchronization setting that's registered on the Task Scheduler Library at 01:00 a.m. every Sunday for Time Synchronization. Therefore, the default setting can be kept as is.