Recent content by daxtraj

I'd like to look into this possibility Is the licence specific to a PC? ie. is it checksum based, generating using the PC's specific parameters or can the same licence from the old PC be transferred to the new PC? I have a saved folder with a licence file in it on the old pc, but not sure how...

OK, here's a list of things I've tied: Uninstalled Bitdefender - temporarily Turned off Window device security > windows anti virus, etc... Uninstalled the HASP drivers Reboot, reinstall HASP drivers - all show up correctly in device manager as before Ran Signalbs in various windows...

yes, totally agree - if this is the fix, then I won't pursue it

agreed - would see it as a temporary measure as a proof, then make a decision from there

Did you means Device Security (TPM) or Virus and threat protection? I've dsabled virus and threat protection - still same Uninstalled Bitdefender - still same

Thanks - will give that a try - also Bitdefender might interfere. Will try disabling

I'm getting no error when first starting the program. It almost seems a timer is started when the program is launched, so a couple of minutes in, it does a dongle check and then brings up the dialogue. Prior to that pop-up, I can access all menus and even print to Versaworks. So if this was a...

does the licence file have to be manually assigned? For some reason I have a backup copy of this on the old PC, but can't remember what it was for?

Yeah, I was hoping not to go down the route of a VM. Like I say it ran fine on the previous Win10 x64 system

It's run fine on an x64 processor and WIn10 64bit

thanks - will give it a try

I've got Signlabs 8.1 and Versaworks 5.5 installed and running on a Windows 11 PC. It was previously running fine on an older PC, which ran Windows 10. This PC has now been retired. I can open and run both Versaworks and Signlabs. I can print to Versaworks from Signlabs. The only thing...