INTERACT FORUM
More => Old Versions => Media Center 12 (Development Ended) => Topic started by: groovyd on June 21, 2007, 02:23:43 pm
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i have trashed my old laptop which i had installed my original MC12 on and am now using a desktop I bought off ebay. the problem is my new desktop keeps considering my MC license like a trial license and counting the days i have left. how do i transfer the license over to the new desktop properly? i just hope i won't need my old laptop to do this because it is already at the dump.
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That's in the FAQ:
http://yabb.jriver.com/interact/index.php?topic=10029.0
You just need to restore your old license from our server.
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i tried that already and that is what confuses me the most... for some reason it still thinks the license is temporary. maybe i did it wrong?
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Did you use your Registration Code to restore?
When you do that an Install Key is e-mailed to you, but it is only good for 14 days.
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right, i got the key and entered it in and still it is counting down the days every time i start the program. should i try again?
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Which OS? Are you running as Admin?
j
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Win XP Pro - 2nd edition - as admin
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right, i got the key
Can you be more specific about "the key". How did you get it? When?
Do not post your license.
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well i got this new computer about 2 weeks ago so it was probably sometime around then... i bought the program some time ago, maybe 6 months or so.
my name is Daryl Fortney and if it helps i think i used the email jriver@groovydomain.com to register, but it might also have been jriver@troyhotspot.com. i have 2 mail servers here and i forget which one i used at the time.
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i will try restoring the license again to see if that helps...
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That's really odd... When you do the restore process, you may want to quickly refer to the very detailed walkthrough I posted on the Wiki here: http://wiki.jrmediacenter.com/index.php/Restoring_Media_Center
Also... Since the registration data is stored (at least somewhat) in the Windows Registry, be sure you don't have any "registry protector" processes running on the system.