It’s nice when our software works as expected, but it can be really frustrating when it doesn't. One of the frustrating issues you may encounter involves licensing. With the Named User "Sign In" based licensing, two components are at work. First, the “Autodesk Licensing Service," and second is the “Single Sign On” module. At times, one or both of these components may be corrupted and need to be reinstalled. If your software hangs on startup at the "Checking License" prompt, it may indicate a corrupt license component. Here are the steps to reset both components.
Mark Adams

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