Hello,
How can I remove the license.dat file from my computer? I had an old trial version of Pro/E and now it is giving me trouble when I try and install Wildfire 3.0.
Thanks, Bashir
Hello,
How can I remove the license.dat file from my computer? I had an old trial version of Pro/E and now it is giving me trouble when I try and install Wildfire 3.0.
Thanks, Bashir
This is a difficult question owing to a couple facts:
All this leads me to wonder where you got the diagnosis of your troubles? Who or what told you the problem was a license.dat file and how is it that a simple file search won't locate it?
Run ptcsetup.bat located in the \bin directory and check where the license.dat is located.
License.dat is used for a node locked license, (not using FlexLM)
Just for information :
License.dat file is used even if you use or not a license server. There is two type of licenses : locked and floating (this last type need a flexlm server to be used).
If you use a locked license, it's located in the "licensing" directory of your ProE installation. In this case, run ptcsetup.bat (in "bin" directory) from ProE installation folder. When the setup ask for a license server, answer "locked license file" with your Wildfire 3.0 license.
If you use a floating license, it's located in the "licensing" directory of your Flexlm (or flexnet for Wildfire 3.0) installation. Run ptcsetup from the "bin" directory of your license server, and give it the path to your license.
In both cases, do not matter of the path where license file is stored because setup will copy it to the required directory.
A last information, if you want to use Wildfire 3.0, take care of the license version (27.0) and note that this license need a flexnet license server (provided with ProE Wildfire 3.0).
Licensing issues are common and PTC Technical Support can help you to solve your issue easily because they have a lot of experience in this king of problems.
Good Luck !
No need for flexnet to run ver. 27.0 - lacked node is OK
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