Topic: Help, Got New Computer and Pianoteq will not open at all
My 20 character activation code does not work. What am I doing wrong? Hope you can help. Thanks.
My 20 character activation code does not work. What am I doing wrong? Hope you can help. Thanks.
My 20 character activation code does not work. What am I doing wrong? Hope you can help. Thanks.
I cannot tell what you are doing wrong. Modartt support should be your first port of call, not the forum.
https://www.pianoteq.com/support
However here is a page that could help you:
https://www.pianoteq.com//activation_help
Yep, you definitely need to contact Modartt support. Just a thought: have you exceeded your 3 activation slots? If so, you need to deactivate one of them. Make sure it's the right one, though (a computer you will no longer use for Pianoteq).
My 20 character activation code does not work. What am I doing wrong? Hope you can help. Thanks.
As I understand it (perhaps poorly) the activation codes are generated based on some "profile" of the hardware.
If you change the hardware then Modartt will need to change the activation code.
There may be a problem if you have left pianoteq activated on hardware that you no longer have, or that no longer works.
The protocol is that you have to deactivate it on the old machine, then request activation on the new one.
Anyway, Support will probably help you untangle it.
Hardware profile seems like a pretty good description. My experience (as a Windows user) is that upgrading or reinstalling the OS gives the computer a new name, so then, for Pianoteq activation purposes, you effectively have a 'new' computer.
Hardware profile seems like a pretty good description. My experience (as a Windows user) is that upgrading or reinstalling the OS gives the computer a new name, so then, for Pianoteq activation purposes, you effectively have a 'new' computer.
That should hardly be it. I have often installed my computer with a different operating system. Pianotheq always worked without problems
dazric wrote:Hardware profile seems like a pretty good description. My experience (as a Windows user) is that upgrading or reinstalling the OS gives the computer a new name, so then, for Pianoteq activation purposes, you effectively have a 'new' computer.
That should hardly be it. I have often installed my computer with a different operating system. Pianotheq always worked without problems
I think PTQ looks at the MAC-address of the main board and uses that as a reference.