On my company provided laptop, I’ve downloaded 1.3. However, on my own business PC, I cannot download 1.3 to save my life. How do I fix this? I suspect my work instance of Cursor was somehow flagged based on level of usage, which is great. But even though I’m on the same account on my own PC, I can’t get 1.3 on my own machine that has 80gb of ram and can actually support running these nifty new features? Please help.
Steps to Reproduce
I really couldn’t tell you, because I don’t know your criteria for allowing or disallowing a user from upgrading to the next version early.
Expected Behavior
I would expect that when I have the ability to upgrade on one machine, I should be able to upgrade on all machines using my same account.
Operating System
Windows 10/11
Current Cursor Version (Menu → About Cursor → Copy)
Hey, is it possible that you don’t have enough permissions on this computer? Have you tried installing a different version, like the stable 1.2.4? You can download it here:
Version 1.3 is a pre-release and it’s not available to everyone. You can download version 1.2 and enable early access in the Cursor settings, then you can get this version.
That’s just it - it IS available to me, but not on the computer that can actually handle using it. The provided laptop I use for one client is where I HAVE been doing most of my work in Cursor, now I need to pivot to the powerful PC that I actually own to start work on other projects.
I’ve enabled the Early Access option on my work PC. Still ability to update yet but I’m hoping it will give me that option soon? How does it work once I’ve enabled early update access?
