NOW - simply having One Button Checkup UNDO the key delete did NOT restore MyDVD9 to activation. When Norton One Button Checkup removed the above registry key - it deactivated MyDVD9. It lists the following as a registry error and deletes the key: WINDOWS REGISTRY SCAN: Invalid ActivX/Com Entries: The key, "CLSID-\InprocServer32," refers to a missing file, "TempVector."Īfter I did a clean install of MyDVD9 - I backed up the registry. I have found that the problem I'm having with a frequent, mysterious deactivation of MyDVD9 is caused by Norton SystemWorks One Button Checkup - most of us who have it installed have it set to run weekly. Vista compatible indeed.Īnyone else have any advice to share prior to the commencement of my efforts? This really is an annoying issue, particulary because I told myself I wouldn't have to reinvest in disc burning software thanks to my perfectly sufficient preinstalled Roxio suite. Nevertheless, I managed to coax the technician into sending me a reinstallation CD, which should be arriving by mail tomorrow.Īt that point, I'll give the advice here a shot and report back if all goes as planned. Ironically (though perhaps not surprisingly), Dell does not provide its customers with an installation CD for Roxio apparently (or so says their support staff). Just a couple of days ago, I began receiving the dreaded "The trial version of this product has expired" message as well.
It's essentially a stripped down/handicapped version of the one you're talking about. I recently purchased a Dell XPS 410 and the system came preinstalled with Roxio Creator DE (Dell Edition in other words). You can find information on most common issues that may occur after you migrate to a newer version of DevExpress products here: DevExpress WinForms Troubleshooting - Upgrade Projects.I'm receiving the exact same issue. ASP.NET MVC Extensions - Installation and Update Issues.ASP.NET Web Forms Controls - Installation and Update Issues.C:\Users\\AppData\Local\Temp\Temporary ASP.NET Files\.C:\Windows\Microsoft.NET\Framework64\v9\Temporary ASP.NET Files\.C:\Windows\Microsoft.NET\Framework\v9\Temporary ASP.NET Files\.C:\Windows\Microsoft.NET\Framework64\v7\Temporary ASP.NET Files\.C:\Windows\Microsoft.NET\Framework\v7\Temporary ASP.NET Files\.
Use the DevExpress Temporary ASP.NET Files Clearer to clear the following “Temporary ASP.NET Files” directories (you can also clear these directories manually): ASP.NET Web Forms and MVCįor ASP.NET Web Forms and MVC applications, you can also clear “Temporary ASP.NET Files” directories. You can also install a later version in which this problem was solved: 16.1.12+ and 16.2.7+. Take a look at the Element article for more information. This action does not affect the information security on your computer, but allows the project to use the standard licensing mechanism utilized in our libraries: Īlternatively, you can proceed at the application level and modify the enforceFIPSPolicy token similarly in the application’s configuration file. Include the following code in your Visual Studio’s file located in the Visual Studio’s. If you develop with an older DevExpress build and the use of FIPS Algorithm Policy at the OS level is required, you can disable FIPS Algorithm Policy only for Visual Studio.
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