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Hey guys as you may already know from another post, I cannot get into my creamware setup as it has lost activation.
Creamware bods are busy enjoying their easter break.
I however have work to do.
So it would really mean a lot to me if somebody could make me a project like this.
Using pulsar I, repeat pulsar I destination and source modules.

Email to remix_me@yahoo.com

pulsar analogue source => pulsar mixer.
pulsar spdif source => pulsar mixer
normal wave source => pulsar mixer
asio (2 channel) => pulsar mixer.

pulsar mix out => pulsar anagolue dest
pulsar monitor out => pulsar spdif dest

midi source => sequencer destination

Am I right in thinking it wont ask me for activation on a background project?

If anyone can do this for me I will be very grateful

<font size=-1>[ This Message was edited by: remixme on 2002-03-29 15:34 ]</font>

So why can't you do this yourself again? Edit: Oh I just answered another thread, is it because you get an Activation key box under WinXP? If so go check your Problem Solving thread. Even with ACPI, usually clicking the little "X" in the corner to close, or restarting the app will allow it to refind your activation.

<font size=-1>[ This Message was edited by: subhuman on 2002-03-29 16:01 ]</font>

Yes. If this doesn't work it may be because the ridiculous "don;t mess with copy protection" warning is actually behind the activation screen. Slide the activation screen out of the way, click the copy wartning off, "x" the activatio screen away and load modules. I could still do this much in my brief "acpi horror" phase.

Sorry guys have tried all of these things,
winXP is installed in STANDARD pc mode.
Doesn't matter what I do it has lost the activation key somehow, I have the original software key but not the activation code.
So I'm stuck
Clicking the X just gives an error then exists.
There is nothing behind the activation screen, if I slide it over.


<font size=-1>[ This Message was edited by: remixme on 2002-03-30 03:05 ]</font>

If its really in Standard Mode and you weren't messing with cracked devices, then simply reinstall the software, enter your keys. It should work unless your card has some hardware issue.

Tried everything you suggested.
Basically what happened is this,
I upgraded to propack installed on winxp, worked fine no activation problems etc.
Next day, installed w98 lite on different partition.
Come back to use winxp setup....
Activation required.
Install pulsar on w98.
Activation required.

I have the software serial, but not the activation key is it looking for.
It couldn't happen at a worse time, over a bank holiday!

I know that windows 98 hardware detection in rare cases can destroy info on some dongeles, (lightwave for instance).
Although very very unlikely could it cause pulsar to lose its activation key.

But in any case the request for a custom project still stands.

<font size=-1>[ This Message was edited by: remixme on 2002-03-30 10:09 ]</font>

Hi remixme. I've emailed you the requested project. It's setup as samplerate master, with ULLI at 25. If you need anything altered, let me know.
/dave

So you're saying that the activation keys displayed on your registration page at the creamware website do not work with your hardware serial number?

Yeah I guess thats what I'm saying.
When they worked perfectly before, nothing hardware wise has changed, only changed to a dual boot system.
I'm going to try removing pulsar from my other partiton then reinstalling, on my winxp partition. (long shot, might be something quirky)

Did you try reinstalling Pulsar then copy protecting C:Pulsar3Appbincset.ini?

<font size=-1>[ This Message was edited by: valis on 2002-03-30 18:05 ]</font>

Yes, I've tried that. Might try it again for the hell of it though.

Is it a true dual boot system, i.e. When you boot up you have to choose which c: partition you want to boot and the other partition is completely hidden ala "Partition Magic/Boot Magic"?