Is there a way to transfer the license for the KPG-1DN software to another laptop or is it like the radio keys where once its associated, you cannot transfer it.
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Yes you can, make sure your LMC is activated on the next PC, on the first PC, DEACTIVATE the D1NK,
once the server says it has been deactivated, your going to see 1/1 in the license colum (left side).
Once that is done, the second PC will see the license after you install it into to the new/next PC.
(you have to do the same thing you did on the first PC to authenticate it)
Once you do that, you will see 1 of 1, then you authorize it, and it will now work on the next PC.
YOU CAN NOT HAVE THE SAME COPY RUNNING ON TWO OR MORE PC'S. IT WONT WORK THAT WAY. You have to purchase multiple licenses if you need it to work on more than one PC. point blank.
I am also working with Kenwood on Wide Band Licenses. If you need more information, then contact
me OFF THIS LIST/FORUM and NOT BY PM on radioreference either. I do not check my PM's hardly.
EFM
once the server says it has been deactivated, your going to see 1/1 in the license colum (left side).
Once that is done, the second PC will see the license after you install it into to the new/next PC.
(you have to do the same thing you did on the first PC to authenticate it)
Once you do that, you will see 1 of 1, then you authorize it, and it will now work on the next PC.
YOU CAN NOT HAVE THE SAME COPY RUNNING ON TWO OR MORE PC'S. IT WONT WORK THAT WAY. You have to purchase multiple licenses if you need it to work on more than one PC. point blank.
I am also working with Kenwood on Wide Band Licenses. If you need more information, then contact
me OFF THIS LIST/FORUM and NOT BY PM on radioreference either. I do not check my PM's hardly.
EFM
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