I have been trying to transfer my Kenwood FPU to my new computer, I have no idea where my original disks went, with the License ID on them. They run fine on the older computer, so I tried copying them in their entirety to a flash drive, then putting them in the same path on the new one, and got an error saying to reinstall as the license data was corrupted, so I tried to copy all of the registry paths to the new computer, and no luck. Anyone have any idea how to make this work, without having to buy the software a second time? I guess I need to make sure I keen the license information as well as the disks somewhere where I can keep track of them, especially when moving. If anyone has any ideas, thanks!
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Transferring Kenwood FPU to new computer without the disk
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