I recently had my eLicenser installation compromised by a virus and the antivirus sw “fixed” the problem by deleting one of the program’s files.
I have downloaded the latest eLicenser setup and keep getting a message that the installation program cannot read the C:\Users…\Temp\eLicenserInst\SynsoPos001.SLD file and then it aborts. Doing the /o installation didn’t help either.
Installing the eLicenser that originally came with my Cubase Essential 4 package gives a program which says that LLC.exe produced the error ??? when either the LLC or Cubase is run.
I tried a complete uninstall of eLC (including manual deletion of extra files left in System32) and also Cubase and then putting the lot back to no avail.
I’m on Vista 32 Home Basic SP2.
BTW this is my first post on the Forum, so hi to everyone out there in Steinberg land
I used the latest installer and the one from the archive.
The other error message was just 3 question marks.
Pressing OK when loading Cubase would cause it to exit. Pressing OK when loading LLC would bring up the message a couple more times before loading the program and declaring that there are no licence keys installed etc.
I think the problem is likely to do with the internet download portion.
You can check connections, firewall and so on but I don’t believe there is an “offline” method for this type of system, other than to transfer it to a USB dongle, however I don’t believe that is possible either as it (dongle) only supports AI.
I managed to download the install file ok, it just won’t finish the install. See the first post for the error message.w
I’ve also tried the /o (Overwrite) mode to no avail. Give the same error message.
I have also been on a service safari and hunted down all the ones I don’t want running in the background. Could there be some obscure reliance on a service that I’m missing here? My system is pretty much as the “trimmed” setting is at this site .
For myself it is rare to have a need to upgrade the e-licenser, as I regularly format the machine (but not drive) so it’s difficult to diagnose.
In addition, I don’t like the soft e-licenser, other than to say it’s good that the end user can remove the entry from their own account but one wonders as to it’s usefulness when the USB version is so cheap.
Is there anything saying you cannot have an LE (OEM) license stored in a Steinberg Key?
Maybe it’s best to bite the bullet and use AI instead.