License expired

[JUSTME]

I also am having a license problem..I have a standalone computer and received a message that my license expired Monday, Sept. 21 2009 and I need to activate my program or it will quit in 5 days...this is three days ago. I have Architecture 2009 and I do not understand why the license would expire??? I tried to contact the vendor but have received no answer..can anyone help?? ty

[ReMark]

Justme: Welcome to the CADTutor forum. You realize that you have somehow managed to resurrect a thread from 2006? You should have posted your thread as a new question.

 

That aside, are you on a network?

[JUSTME]

no,,,I am a standalone,,,,,,Thank you for your reply.

[Glen Smith]

When was the software installed? If you did not complete the installation process, AutoCAD will still run for 30 days, then quit.

 

Glen

[JUSTME]

Software was installed last year,,,activaed and registered,,no problem. About 3 days ago I tried to open the program and received a License Error message. The message said that my license would expire on Monday, Sept. 21, 2009 and that I needed to activate my program. I tried to reactivate but a second notice came up and said my license was expired. Soooooooo,,,I am trying to figure out what to do.

[JUSTME]

I also have AutoCAD 2002 and have never experienced any problems with it.

[Glen Smith]

Is it possible that you have a student version? I think that the license on some student versions expire after 1 year.

 

If you have a full version you should be able to reinstall and be back up and running. If you still have problems a call to Autodesk or your reseller should clear things up.

 

Glen

[Tankman]

Possibly a temporary evaluation program from AutoDesk?

 

I've never seen the problem as you stated. Vs. 2009 shouldn't have the problem you are posting about.

 

Call AutoDesk's help line. Fast.