Although uninstalled, some traces of your uninstalled applications remain. No matter your chosen method, your selected Autodesk applications are now uninstalled. Likewise, the number of chosen applications will impact your net uninstall time. A complex application like AutoCAD will take longer to uninstall than a small add-in. How long it takes to complete the uninstall will vary. Select the checkbox next to each application you want to uninstall, click Uninstall, and let the tool do the rest. Once opened, you’ll see a list of all installed Autodesk applications. You’ll find the Autodesk Uninstall Tool under Start > Autodesk > Autodesk Uninstall Tool. Instead, you can batch uninstall many applications at once.ĭespite the efficiencies it offers, I find few know about the tool. With it, there’s no need to babysit the uninstall of individual applications. Its purpose is to let you uninstall multiple Autodesk applications at once. That better way is the Autodesk Uninstall Tool. This isn’t the end of the world, but it makes one question if there’s a better way? With the Windows Add or Remove Programs, you must uninstall applications one at a time. While it gets the job done and technically works for Autodesk software, it’s a tedious process. The typical way to uninstall Windows software is with the Add or Remove Programs interface. While a best practice, uninstalling old versions can be cumbersome. To keep everything under control, it’s best to uninstall old and unused versions each year. Beyond that, we also tend to install new versions every year. Some might say we over-install Autodesk software. This extended access is excellent, but it means we tend to install more Autodesk software on our machines. Similarly, the AEC Collection provides access to more than a dozen software tools. For example, an AutoCAD subscription provides access to industry toolsets like AutoCAD Architecture. Chances are your Autodesk subscription includes access to more than one software product.
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