I have been using the Autodesk Education Master Suite 2010 software as part of a site license at
the Australian National University for about a year now. Sometimes I work at home, and have
installed the software on my home pc as well, and I have used the License Transfer Utility without
problems. Last night however, I tried to import the license to my home pc, (after exporting it from
my work pc), but the Sign In button on the LTU was greyed out, and the message said: "License
Transfer is not available. To import a license you must correct the system date\time". The only
change to my pc has been the return to standard time, now that daylight saving has finished.
Besides, my pc at work has also changed back to standard time, and the LTU works there: I imported
the license back this morning. Do you have any suggestions what I might try to fix this problem? It
is not an activation issue, since the software has been activated. I look forward to a solution for this.
Thanks, Peter
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If you don't have any other autodesk products, you could delete the local copy of the license file and try to use LTU to import
files are
in win7/vista
C:\ProgramData\FLEXnet\adskflex*.data
OR
in XP
C:\Documents and Settings\All Users\Application Data\FLEXnet\adskflex*.data
Thanks Hashim, I'l try that. The only programs I have installed are Inventor 2010 and Autocad 2010, both from the Master Suite 2010. I'm at work at the moment, but I'll try it tonight and post the result.
Cheers
Peter
I ran the LTU before changing motherboard, CPU, RAM and Vidcard. I got the same date/time error and the suggested fix worked perfectly!
Thanks!
Jim