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License file no longer valid
Posted on 2008-07-17 20:20 By Juan
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After updating my PC to Windows XP SP3 Maple no longer runs. A box with the message: "
Invalid or missing license file
License server does not support this feature
Feature: Maple 11
License path: c:\Program Files\Maple 11\License\license.dat
FLEXlm error:-18,147
appears and Maple does not start. Maple worked fine before SP3 update.
Does anybody have the same problem? Any idea about how to fix this?.
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Do you still have your original activation code? Would it be possible to try uninstalling and then reinstalling Maple? Just an idea.
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Thank you for the
Thank you for the suggestion. Is a company wide license so we should have the activation code. I was just curious about other easier steps to do to get Maple quicly up and running under SP3
It would appear that the SP3
It would appear that the SP3 upgrade altered the license file and required the reintalling of Maple (I upgraded to Maple 12. Something to think about when upgrading Xp to SP3
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A very alarming and bizarre notion, that it would alter the file. Do you have any evidence that this was the case?
If it was, a cure should be simply to replace the altered license file with a backup copy (which is a good thing to have in any case). But I recently upgraded XP to SP3, and had no problems with Maple 11 or 12.