Thank you for your reply to my previous question. Can the software license be used on more than one Windows PC?
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No it can only be installed in one PC at a time. Be sure to remove it from the first PC before you try installing it on the second PC or the license will need to be reset by Blue Iris.
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I have never tried to install on more then 1 machine but my understanding is that the license is only for one machine at a time.
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Greg, I couldn't find the answer on my software, but I can tell you that I have installed it on one desktop and one laptop with no problem whatsoever. I bought a second copy for a laptop I purchased later.
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As far as I know, you do not have a limit. You will however have to register the software with each install. I have it on two pcs myself. I hope this works.
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Thank you for the info. Sounds like though you cannot share a license between comptuers. In the past when I've gotten an ISO copy through school enrollment or employment I've been able to share it among my home comptuers (I believe the limit was 3, but I was really only using it for 2). Also those copies always had an option to do a "custom install" (reformatting the hard drive and starting from scratch) or an upgrade install (keeping files and settings except when going from XP to 7). Seems like the upgrade copy would still be able to do this, but so too woudln't the system builder copy? Or did I miss that in the article. Thank you again. Thank you for the info. Sounds like though you cannot share a license between comptuers. In the past when I've gotten an ISO copy through school enrollment or employment I've been able to share it among my home comptuers (I believe the limit was 3, but I was really only using it for 2). Also those copies always had an option to do a "custom install" (reformatting the hard drive and starting from scratch) or an upgrade install (keeping files and settings except when going from XP to 7). Seems like the upgrade copy would still be able to do this, but so too woudln't the system... » Read More Thank you for the info. Sounds like though you cannot share a license between comptuers. In the past when I've gotten an ISO copy through school enrollment or employment I've been able to share it among my home comptuers (I believe the limit was 3, but I was really only using it for 2). Also those copies always had an option to do a "custom install" (reformatting the hard drive and starting from scratch) or an upgrade install (keeping files and settings except when going from XP to 7). Seems like the upgrade copy would still be able to do this, but so too woudln't the system builder copy? Or did I miss that in the article. Thank you again. « Show Less
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You can download install and activate on up to two of your personal computers. The license is cross platform and the serial # or sign-in works for both Mac and Win.
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After registering the product I could dl all the software. I don't know why you can't. However, I could only dl the software for either Mac or PC, not both.
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More than one person can use the software. Be careful to uninstall the product where it is not used as the license codes are device specific and can not be re-used unless released using their procedure in the software.
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Usually unless specified software licenses are for 1 computer only. You would have to read the license agreement.
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I don't believe you can install a single license on more than 1 computer. Once you activate it, it will keep track of your system, including hardware, to determine if you're trying to install it on another computer. That's probably why it wouldn't allow you to activate the second laptop. If you reformat the laptop you already installed it on, you should still be able to use the product key to reinstall it. Under XP, I had a full, non-upgrade license that I installed and reinstalled countless times on my custom PC. After upgrading the hardware on my PC several times, it wouldn't let me activate it over the Internet and I had to phone them. I imagine Windows 7 will be somewhat similar but won't know for sure until some time passes and people attempt their reinstalls. It's too bad you didn't know ahead of time, but a Microsoft Windows 7 Home Premium Upgrade Family Pack (3-User) is probably what you should have purchased.
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I would say as long as you uninstall from the old PC, then you should be perfectly ok to install on a new PC. I'm pretty close to needing a new computer, so I'm going to test down the road. If not, I will just purchase a new license. Thank you.
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Hi Arthur, Yep, that is not a problem! We actually allow our users to install a single license on up to two computers, as long as both computers are for the same individual. Thanks!
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I have an individual version which I can put on 2-3 systems as long as I am the user (or my kids), but there are multi-user licenses available for Schools, libraries and organizations, which I would assume are corporations. They have online versions and CD versions. If you buy an individual version, you will not be able to make as many copies as you want as it it requires a license key that is checked.
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Yes, just download the software from website on each PC. Customer support is GREAT. You should hove no problem.
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You receive a license for one computer. However, the EULA states that you may load this program on up to 3 computing devices at one address, and can only be used one at time. Example (Desktop, Laptop, Tablet). You are not allowed to operate the program on more than (l) machine at a time. You would need to purchase a second license it you had a need to operate both at the same time.
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When I first loaded Vipre, it was my understanding it was an indiv. machine license, so I loaded it on only one of my machines to see whether I wanted to put it on my other computer. However, it's been a while since I left Vipre for more controllable virus protection. Therefore, I don't know the present ability to get multi family licenses.
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If you purchase the software it comes with a license. You might have to purchase additional licenses if you wish to have multiple users of the software, for example giving access to a company database on several different employees computers.
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I don't think so. You have to go online to register the software within 30 days. If you don't, it loses some or all of its functionality (I'm ashamed to say I haven't done so yet, even though it's been longer than that since I installed it). Anyway, I suspect that once you register it on one computer, you probably won't be able to do so again for another one. Hope this helps.