This falls into the same category of Autodesk failing to tell us they are using a new wrapper for their update and setup files causing issues with silent install command switches, lack of any documentation and or support and once again relying on the community to identify, troubleshoot and resolve these issues. So does Autodesk expect me to uninstall all Revit 2019 versions and revert to the base version of Revit 2019 to maintain parity with all of our end users including any new ones that need to continue projects in Revit 2019? Does Autodesk even think any of these things through before pulling products off their support page? What about something as simple as sending out a communication advising that older versions will no longer be available and or accessible? I have created several support tickets already only to be told that I can be emailed the base install files for Revit 2019 but that they no longer have access to the 2.6 update. Most of our users are on Revit 2019 (2.5 update to be specific) and so are most of our projects. Revit 2019 and its updates were available to download and install as of last week and are now gone.

Once per month we have a sync meeting to go over available Revit updates with leadership before pushing out the updates via silent installers using BigFix the following month. I am a sysadmin for a large Architecture and construction department within our company.

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