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WinMORE License Renewal: Developer Class Server Deployment Pack for OpenInsight

Updated

 

NOTE: if you are running Windows 11 on any of the computers with WinMORE, you will not be able to successfully complete the renewal until you have your IT service roll back to Windows 10.

 

Just before your WinMORE multi-user license expires, you are likely to receive this pop-up message when you open WinMORE:

 

License_Renewal.png

 

This is an alert only and is not an error message.

 

To Disable the Alert

  1. Clear the license expiration message by clicking OK.  (It may take multiple times clicking OK to clear the message and for WinMORE to open.
  2. Make sure all other users are logged out of WinMORE. You can check this under Setup - User Display.  Only your workstation should show having WinMORE open.
  3. Go to Setup - Download Network License.
  4. Once the file is downloaded, Close WinMORE
  5. Navigate to the WinMORE3 folder.
  6. Locate the "WinMORE Serial Install.bat" file (yes, 2012 is the correct file date). Right click and select Open.
  7. If successful, a command prompt will show stating 1 file has been copied. Take a screenshot of this screen. Then click the space bar.


If these steps are not successful,

  • make sure all users are logged out of WinMORE, if the file is in use it cannot be updated.
  • confirm that you have WinMORE set on your local computer to Run as Administrator (Properties > Advanced > Run as Administrator > Click Apply and Save)
  • repeat the steps above.

You may also need to reboot your server if necessary.

In some cases these steps are not successful in completely disabling the alert; please continue to follow Step 1 each time you open WinMORE to clear the alert and move into WinMORE.

Manual Install

If these steps are not successful, you can install the file manually:

In WinMORE:

  1. Go to Setup - Download Network License
  2. Make sure that the file downloads
  3. Have everyone close WinMORE (if WinMORE is open for anyone, the license won’t update)
  4. Navigate to the WinMORE 3 folder
  5. Locate the OENGINE.DLL.MC file.
  6. Copy the file and paste it into the WinMORE3 folder
  7. Delete the current OENGINE.DLL file
  8. Rename the OENGINE.DLL-copy.MC to OENGINE.dll

 

 

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