We have a few computers that are used by contractors and, at some point in the past, had 6.2.8 installed on them. We've recycled them for use by new contractors who are looking into using 6.3.13 for a different project. They're in the elaboration phase, looking to see if VWG will work for this project.

It seems, though, that the presence of 6.2.8 on those computers has started the clock running for the trial. Is there any way, short of wiping and reinstalling the operating system, that we can restart the clock for the new contractors?

Thanks for any information you can provide.

-- Michael

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Thanks!

Hello Michael,

The trial for both of these machines is handled here and all you need to do now is:
1.    Close all Visual Studio windows.
2.    Uninstall Visual WebGui Professional Studio from your machine.
3.    Go to: %ALLUSERSPROFILE%\Application Data\Gizmox\Licenses and remove any *.lic files that are in this directory if there are any. In MS Windows Vista and Windows 7 it is in the “C:\ProgramData\Application Data\Gizmox\Licenses” directory.
4.    Reinstall Visual WebGui Professional Studio on your computer.
5.    Go to %ALLUSERSPROFILE%\Application Data\Gizmox\Licenses and make sure you have a single *.lic file there.

This need to be done on both machines. And make sure this done with a user that has full administrative privileges.

If you encounter any problem with this during or after this process, please reply with the details and I would love to help you further.

Regards,

Ori Cohen
Support Manager, the Visual WebGui team