Just a related note; I did run in to a similar case but with MacOS. Not all mouses has a zoom wheel… (none in my office has) I had to find and install a soft addition to simulate the wheel to get through.
This is asinine. At most, you should give people a page of places where they can go to get assistance with using the tool, allow a quick acknowledgement of that, and follow-up with an email with the same information.
This is like going from one car to another but the new car requires you to sit through tutorials on using the gas pedal, the brake pedal, turn signals, steering wheel, etc.
Whoever the PM is who decided this should be the behavior should be forced to complete the entire thing before opening email every day.
Crazy I have to sit through this tutorial again when I know how to use this software. Come on guys, this is ridiculous and unprofessional. You can see how many people despise this yet you don’t seem to care in the least. 
There really needs to be a “skip intro” option. This is not a video game; this is a professional tool. You could at least give users the option to click “I’ve used this software before.”
In my case, I’m unable to complete the intro tutorial so I’m effectively stuck and unable to use the software.
Hey, this bug still exists in October 2024. Space bar and shift key not working - can't complete tutorial!
It’s frustrating to be forced to onboard in this way. This approach represents one of the worst user experiences possible. Despite receiving 3 years of negative feedback, you’re insisting that this CAD is different and pushing people to follow your method. Not everyone learns and discovers in the same way. Instead make the tools discoverable and guide the users as they are using the software, give tips and shortcuts to specific tutorials, but stop dictating what we should do and how and do give the choice.