- Run RWIND Simulation "As Administrator". To do this, right-click the RWIND Simulation icon and select "Run As Administrator".
- Select the "RWIND Simulation - License and Authorization" function in the "Help" menu.
This opens the "RWIND Simulation 1.xx Authorization Status" dialog box. - Check in the "RWIND Simulation 1.xx Authorization Status" dialog box to see if an active software key authorization is available. This is the case if the "Software Key" option is selected in the "Authorization Method" section, and an active authorization is indicated by a green dot in the "Authorization Status" section.
If the check is negative, and a red dot is displayed, no RWIND Simulation license based on a software key is activated on the single-user computer. As a result, no license can also be deactivated.
If the requirements mentioned above have been met, click the "Deactivate via Email" button. The "Deactivation of RWIND Simulation" dialog box appears. - The "Deactivation of RWIND Simulation" dialog box explains the deactivation process.
Select the "Deactivate RWIND Simulation Now" function.
This opens the "RWIND Simulation 1.xx" dialog box. - In the "RWIND Simulation 1.xx" dialog box, click "Yes" to confirm the license deactivation.
After successful deactivation, you will receive a confirmation message. Now, you can only use the program in the demo mode.
The "Deactivation of RWIND Simulation" dialog box opens again. - The deactivation code is now displayed in the "Deactivation of RWIND Simulation" dialog box. Copy this text block to the Windows clipboard with the "Copy to Clipboard" function, then paste the code into a blank email using Ctrl+V or the Windows paste function. Send this email to [email protected] to complete the license deactivation.
With this code, we document proper deactivation in our system.
Offline Deactivation of RWIND Software Key
How can I deactivate an authorized RWIND Simulation license based on a software key on a single‑user computer offline via email?
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