.Net Reactor license

[timtos]

Hello.

I own a .Net Reactor license but unfortunately I had to buy myself a
new computer due to a crash that happend to my old one. How can I
update the hardware key?

Thanks for any hint,
Tim.

[Glen Harvy]

You need to get a new key - it's an automated process and you get a new key within minutes.

"To complete your registration, click Help->Registration. Open your license file in the dialog, click OK, and restart to validate your .NET Reactor installation. "

Glen.

[timtos]

Hi Glen,

thanks a lot for the quick answer!
But how do I get a new key???

Thanks again,
Tim.

On 5 Jul., 16:39, Glen Harvy <glenha...@gmail.com> wrote:
> On 5/07/2010 11:52 PM, timtos wrote:Hello. I own a .Net Reactor license but unfortunately I had to buy myself a new computer due to a crash that happend to my old one. How can I update the hardware key? Thanks for any hint, Tim.You need to get a new key - it's an automated process and you get a new key within minutes.

[Glen Harvy]

I didn't realise you had lost your old registration code ...

Normally when you re-install .Net Reactor you would click on Help -
Register and then enter your registration code. This would then generate
a new hardware ID and connect you to their web server which generates
your hardware key.

If you have lost your registration code as well then I guess you will
need to send an email to support asking them for the registration code
to be re-sent to you.

Glen.

[timtos]

Hi Glen,

I don't have a registration code I only have a license file and this
license file is locked to a specific hardware ID!
If I click on Help - Register I can browse to this registration file
but after a restart nothing has happend! (As this license file is
locked to a specific hardware this is obvious)
So I think that I need a new license file...

Any help?
Thanks again and a lot!

Tim.

[timtos]

Hi Glen!

Problem solved! Thanks a lot for your help!!!
One has two license files and one has to use the "license.license"
file.
On www.reactoractivation.com one can then create a personal license
file...

Tim.

On 6 Jul., 00:16, Glen Harvy <glenha...@gmail.com> wrote: