So, I assume you recovered from a backup and still cannot get everything back. When your host dies, it’s not an “if”, your licenses are all on the lanyard, not on the now dead host… For many, it’s a necessity.Īlso, dongles ensure “business continuity,” which you have now witnessed the lack of firsthand. Having all your licenses on a lanyard that travels with you is usually more than a convenience. That said, they are a fact of life if you’re an audio pro. I dislike dongles as much as the next person, that’s why we got rid of ours at MAAT. convenience over time? I don’t think computer assigned licenses can be recovered, they recommend uninstalling iLok licenses before your computer crashes. Most iLok codes allow a number of installs, for say multiple machines. And I think I can re-authorize the licenses to the computer, but that might conflict with something if I log in to iLok, so it may not work. I had already started saving licenses to my computer instead, for quite some time, so I’m not completely sunk. It will also cost $23 for FedEx Express Saver shipping (slow boat) - for something the size of my finger! Maybe tax on top of that.
for “License Recovery Fee”, which will include a new iLok 3 USB-A (I wager that’s what the recovery fee is actually for, the rest is a cakewalk).
For an RMA (return authorization) submission without ZDC they want $50 U.S. For a few months I have intended on getting their Zero Downtime Coverage (that nagging feeling) and I waited too long.
#Ilok pro tools express license install
I did a License Manager install on my Windows 10 box and same issue. It won’t light up (except a flash when inserting), and Windows 7 will no longer recognize it. Over the years many people have complained about iLok’s, though I was apparently lucky to never have had a significant problem.
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