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So once again I uninstalled the software and the packages - separately, ´CCleaned' the disk, reinstalled it, but no luck. If it's a problem with the clock, I don't know how to fix beyond this point, so I'm wondering if anyone has encountered this problem or has a theory on what the underlaying issue might be. I couldn't find anything on the clock reversing issue so I looked for the R6025 error, and found out it had to do with the MS Visual C++ 2012 packages, which were installed with Memento. When I reopened Memento a 'Clock Reversing' warning appeared followed by a runtime error (Images attatched) I thought I had messed up badly by changing my time settings with memento installed, so I reinstalled it and rebooted my machine, but the problem persisted.

The first time I installed it I encounter the 'can't sign in' problem described here and as it turned out my time was set to a default state, so I synched it with windows internet time server.

I recently bought a new machine and the very first software I installed was Memento.

I apologize beforehand for the lenghty post.

Autodesk memento unable to open