HACK SolidWorks 2014 SP0 X64 --- With SN And Activator
Melva Simons
Question: Why do standalone versions of COSMOSWorks, COSMOSMotion, and COSMOSFloWorks each have its own serial number?
Answer: A separate serial number is essential to enable separate activations for these products. For example, COSMOSFloWorks can be activated on one machine and COSMOSMotion can be activated on a different machine.
Question: How do I obtain the new Serial Number(s) for my COSMOS product(s)?
Answer: Existing customers, for whom we have a valid email address in our system, will automatically receive COSMOS serial numbers via email. You can also obtain your COSMOS serial number(s), directly by visiting: www.solidworks.com/COSMOS-SN.
Question: After I activate 2006-based COSMOS products can I still run my older versions of COSMOS?
Answer: Yes, provided you use only one license at a time (as per the End User License Agreement). This requires you have your dongle/license file on your machine.
Question: I have already activated COSMOSWorks Professional. Subsequently if I purchase an upgrade to COSMOSWorks Advanced Professional what should I do to start using it?
Answer: No new serial number is required, just re-activate your COSMOSWorks.
Question: I have COSMOSEMS does this require a new serial number to activate the product?
Answer: No. You can still work with COSMOSEMS with the license you have for COSMOSDesignStar 4.5.
Question: Does the activation process ever send data to SOLIDWORKS after I activate my product?
Answer: No. Activation is a secure and anonymous one-time process. After activation is complete, the license manager runs alongside the product for the sole purpose of verifying the integrity of the license file and the validity of the product license. The activation technology in the product never contacts SOLIDWORKS except with your express knowledge and consent.
Question: How does SOLIDWORKS keep this information secure?
Answer: We use the industry-standard Secure Sockets Layer (SSL) to transmit data to product activation servers that are both physically secure and have limited employee access.