You'll get exactly the same error again, unless you can instruct your
software to skip the license directory.
By nature, the standalone license is incompatible with software such as this
(ConfigSafe, DeepFreeze, HD Guardian are others). Their goal is to undo
changes made to files. But the standalone license is dynamic: Autodesk
allows you to authorize it on one PC, then move it to a different one, by
inactivating the license on the first PC. Once the license is inactivated,
it must stay that way -- hence the error.
As Simon indicates, the network license is more appropriate for a lab or
training environment, as the license is controlled by the server, not the
workstation.
--Cy--
wrote in message news:4875302@discussion.autodesk.com...
We use CLEANSLATE / FORTRESS at school. So far we've been able to circumvent
the problem by installing the program without that program. But we don't
know what will happen when we reinstall it at this point.