How to find autocad authorization code

Click Edit 2FA under Set up 2-step verification. At the bottom of the screen, click the SMS link, "Got an older phone? Use SMS Instead". Enter your mobile device number and click Next.

Enter the verification code that was sent to your mobile device and click Continue. Click Done in the verification message. Message 1 of There are functions available for Serial Number. Message 2 of Alex Schamenek hope I spelled that right is one you need to connect with He'll get you straightened right out. Hey Alex! Message 3 of Message 4 of You misunderstood my question.

I am talking a situation when the user has the auto. Nowm my question is : If the Authorization code is stored as a system variable or if it can be retrieved with an available function?

Message 5 of Highly unlikely. It's like a key to a room in the AutoCAD hotel - they don't just leave it under the mat for passers-by. I'm not a system administrator, so I can't offer advice on making installations easier, if that's behind your question. I simply want to judge which copies are a simple load and use and which may be at risk of being valueless to me.

I am happy to buy a copy of or Full if with 2 codes I can load offline and definitely acquire a useable product. You might try contacting AutoDesk directly for the most accurate information.

Do you know of a local authorized AutoDesk reseller? Your information is generally correct. Early versions required the user to input a serial number and a CD key. Technically speaking the software could have been loaded on a hundred computers and AutoDesk wouldn't know so they went the Microsoft way and required the user to input the serial number BUT go online to obtain an authorization code.

I believe the user can only load the software on more than one computer if the user has signed up for a "Subscription". I thought r and up required online authorization. I know that r does not but iirc and up does. Vernor lost on appeal -- court ruled first sale does NOT apply to software, and Autodesk is holding firm.

Whatever you are paying for the original media is money you are throwing away -- you will NOT get auth codes from Autodesk. Isn't it neat, that the software that we buy from vendors for thousands of dollars has a cash value of zero? We thought we bought the software but as we've been told we bought a license to use the software and nothing more.

Does that mean I didn't buy my Toyota Corolla too? I have read that he was trying to sell copies that had ready been upgraded. This I can see as being illegal. But I do think that one should be able to sell their final copies.