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After installing ArcGIS Pro 1.1 on two machines, I am now unable to run the program.
The error received is:
Unable to establish a connection to www.arcgis.com.
After installing the first instance of the software I tested it and it worked fine.
It stopped after I installed the second instance.
What did I do wrong?
The "Unable to establish a connection to www.arcgis.com." error message indicates a connectivity problem between ArcGIS Pro and arcgis.com. It is quite possible that something else happened on the first machine around the same time you installed Pro on the second. I can't think of a direct connection between the second install and the connectivity failure.
I have seen the issue before after setting up the Fiddler web debugging utility or anything else that causes a Proxy server to get set for your LAN connection. If the proxy is configured incorrectly, it can interrupt your connection with arcgis.com. Check two things:
On the machine with the problem:
Tushar Jadhav reminded me of the troubleshooting tips.
With recent Windows 10 updates the option for TLS 1.2 may be unchecked. This however is a requirement for recent releases of ArcGIS.
Ensure this is checked in the internet options under the advanced tab.
I think you haven't done anything wrong, however it doesn't appear that two or more instances of ArcGIS Pro work on the same machine. Esri has had this question before and it appears they haven't provided any update on this.
