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Marvel, for example, at the program's ability to burn nearly all popular disc formats, including audio, data, video, mixed mode, and even game discs and high definition Blu-ray discs. And since many modern computer systems lack two optical drives, CDRWIN 9 works perfectly well with single drive systems!. After you purchase CDRWIN 9 it may be used indefinitely. CDRWIN 9 is licensed per user, so if more people are going to use CDRWIN 9 you will need to purchase additional copies. Each license allows installation on a single computer and a laptop.
Transfer of a license to another owned computer is allowed. License activation isn't required. Upgrades to future versions of the software will require additional payment.
Installing a new version may overwrite the existing version and invalidate your license key. Support is provided up to when the next major version is released. Ramases glass top coffin rar. 15 days return policy. Prices do not necessarily include taxes, which will vary by country. Krysta Albot Regarding the registration problem where you enter the serial, hit the button to register, and the program terminates: Is anyone having this problem a first-time CDRWIN user?
I bet it's related to having some old data in our registry which CDRWIN leaves behind for trial-period license enforcement, because I just installed this on my laptop (never had CDRWIN) and it worked fine, but on this computer and my old computer (being used as a media controller), both which had the trialware version installed before, then deleted, it refuses to accept the serial number. PLEASE FORWARD THIS TO THE VENDOR TO HELP NARROW DOWN THE PROBLEM. Mark Magill @ Krysta Albot: I figured the same thing which is why I ran the IOBIT uninstaller (which is usually great at rooting out leftovers) as well as CCleaner after trying all the 'normal' ways of doing it. Apparently there is a bit of trash hidden somewhere that's stopping it. Sad that a trial version would not allow the user to activate what would normally be a 'paid' version with a valid code that we were provided in this offering. I'll give it a couple days for the author to respond.
Failing that, I'll go look for something else. I had this program once on a computer that died via a giveaway before and really liked it, so was really hoping to have it again. Krysta Albot Regarding the inability to register (program crashes after entering the serial number): The developer contacted me and provided this fix which worked for me. I'm sharing the wealth:-) IF YOU ARE NOT COMFORTABLE WORKING ON HIDDEN WINDOWS FILES, THIS MAY NOT BE FOR YOU. The 'ProgramData' directory is hidden, and you'll need to either make it visible or use a third-party file manager that makes it visible. PLEASE NOTE THAT I USE WINDOWS 7. YOUR MILEAGE MAY VARY IF YOU DON'T 1.
Close CDRWin if it's open. Click 'Start' - 'Control Panel' - 'Folder Options' - 'View'. Select 'Show hidden files and folders' from the Hidden Files and Folders option. Uncheck 'Hide protected operating system files'. Confirm the action when the warning dialog pops up. Click on the 'Apply', then 'OK' buttons. Open the Windows Explorer.
Under 'C: ProgramData Licenses ' you find a file 'O84L9A.lic'. Please delete this file. Enter your license key.
If you share your computer with non-geeks or are a non-geek yourself, you may want to go back and undo steps 2 thru 5. The original settings protect your operating system from casual deletion. Thank you Engelmann Media GmbH for the prompt reply!