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| + | ====== Zoo Returning Expired Licenses ====== | ||
| + | > **Product: | ||
| + | > **Summary: | ||
| + | =====Question===== | ||
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| + | We are having difficulties getting Rhino 4.0 working in network-node mode on our Windows 7 64-bit workstations. | ||
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| + | When starting Rhino 4.0 the client receives a message stating that **This license of Rhino is expired**, and offers the choice to **Upgrade this license**, **Enter a new key**, or **Close Rhino**. | ||
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| + | How do we resolve this issue? | ||
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| + | =====Answer===== | ||
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| + | This error message is incorrect: The licenses are not expired. Instead, the problem is that the license file in // | ||
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| + | The fix is easy. | ||
| + | - Right-mouse click on the Rhino Desktop icon and select **Run as Administrator**. This will start Rhino with elevated rights so the Rhino.Key file can be created or changed. You will see the same message again. | ||
| + | - Click **Enter a new key**, and **OK**. Enter your key code. The data will be saved and Rhino will start. | ||
| + | - Then you can start Rhino normally. | ||
| + | - Rhino should start successfully as a standard user from then on. | ||
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| + | Rhino 5 does not have this problem since it is designed for Win7 and the complications of UAC.\\ | ||
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