Autodesk Moldflow Error 99998 typically indicates that the Insight solver license is unavailable , expired, or incorrectly configured
. This is distinct from the Synergy (UI) license, and both must be correctly active to run an analysis Autodesk Community, Autodesk Forums, Autodesk Forum Top Solutions for Error 99998 Verify License Availability License Manager Tool (LMTools) on your server to perform a "Status Inquiry"
. Confirm that the Insight solver (MFIB, MFIP, or MFIA) is listed and not expired Run License Configuration
: Many 2023 and newer version errors occur because the local License Configuration utility has not been set up License Configuration 202x tool from the Windows Start menu Network License Set Insight to the correct level ( Standard, Premium, or Ultimate ) and enter the correct server hostname Check Product Keys autodesk moldflow error 99998 best
: Ensure the correct product key was used during installation
. Synergy and Insight require separate, version-specific product keys (e.g., the 2017 key will not work for 2018) Autodesk Community, Autodesk Forums, Autodesk Forum Clear "Rogue" Tasks
: Sometimes a license remains "stuck" to a crashed process. Open Task Manager and end any lingering solver tasks like to release the license Common Causes to Investigate Server Connectivity Autodesk Moldflow Error 99998 typically indicates that the
: The client machine cannot find the license server on the network or is blocked by a firewall/antivirus License Level Mismatch
: The analysis requires a higher license level (e.g., Ultimate) than what is currently configured Concurrent Use
: All available licenses are currently in use by other machines Environment Variables (Linux) : On Linux systems, ensure the ADSK_SERVICE_ADDRESS is correctly set in the mfclient.env specific product keys "Fatal error – analysis cannot continue (Error 99998)"
for different Moldflow versions to verify your installation?
Error 99998 is a generic solver failure that typically appears during the analysis startup phase or mesh generation. It is often accompanied by a message like:
"Fatal error – analysis cannot continue (Error 99998)"
Unlike specific material or boundary condition errors, 99998 usually indicates:
To never see Error 99998 again, adopt the Pre-Solve Checklist: