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, autodesk revit 2020 install free, windows 7 professional crack key freefree ,windows server 2012 r2 datacenter free free I have only just realised why support have appeared unhelpful - I logged the ticket via Online Chat and the attendant had put the subject as 'Errors saying the key is already used'. I can confirm I have tried one of the unofficial fixes for older versions of renaming RMPCUNLR.DLL - this prevents the program running at all Can anyone advise at all on this? For the benefit of anyone reading the thread, this is by design.
I have put it to Corel support and asked whether this is just how it is in the newer version given they haven't come up with a better solution as of yet, but they haven't alluded to this being the case (something may be lost in translation though) - the most recent attempted 'fix' was to delete some local AppData from a user - this hasn't helped and the same prompt appeared again this morning. It is essentially stopping our design team working at times as they need to wait for IT to be available to register the application. It has been registered on each PC a multitude of times now, but it certainly seems to prompt any new Windows user to do it, but also prompts a user if another Windows user has used the PC in the meantime (such as myself when logged on as admin to troubleshoot something). The attached screenshot shows this screen.
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