I would download the installer from the web site and try that:
https://jpsoft.com/downloads/v20/tcmd.exe
https://jpsoft.com/downloads/v20/tcmd.exe
Same problem. Your solution worked for me, too, however...
Now TCMD says "the test version has expired..." and my key is no longer working. Do I need a new key?
Now TCMD says "the test version has expired..." and my key is no longer working. Do I need a new key?
The registration key hasn't changed. The key is in a file in "C:\ProgramData\JP Software\TakeCommand.20.0.key" -- did you delete that file (or directory)?
No, I have the directory and file, and it says
[Take Command v20.0 Registration]
Key=US***************************B
(with most of the key edited out here)
Works as usual with my V17, not at all after the manually downloaded V21 install.
[Take Command v20.0 Registration]
Key=US***************************B
(with most of the key edited out here)
Works as usual with my V17, not at all after the manually downloaded V21 install.
Did you try re-registering? If that doesn't work, send your key to support@jpsoft.com and I'll check to see if it's been corrupted.
Hallo Rex,
no, I didn't. The key worked fine befor with V.20.17, and does so again now that I have reinstalled that version.
And I see that I am not alone with this problem. I'll have a look again after the weekend.
no, I didn't. The key worked fine befor with V.20.17, and does so again now that I have reinstalled that version.
And I see that I am not alone with this problem. I'll have a look again after the weekend.
AFAIK, nobody else has reported a problem with the registration key after an update.
A possible "Plan B" (also mentioned in another thread):
You could -as a workaround- temporary disable the Signature check:
by editing Updater.ini and then start the update procedure again
Updater.ini
;Flags=PerMachine|ShowConfigOptionsButton|VerifyDigitalSignature
Flags=PerMachine|ShowConfigOptionsButton
