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Products Support => GSX Support FSX/P3D => Topic started by: valpilote on February 16, 2012, 08:21:58 pm
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Hello to everybody.
I wonder if you could put GSX spans more than one computer with the same registration key buy (I have two personal computer using FSX with me to play in multiplayer).
Thank you
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Yes, of course, you have 6 activations per order.
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thank you
Another small issue:
When reinstale GSX on the same computer there is no need to put the registration key, it does not use it?
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You need to reactivate again only if you change major hardware components (cpu, mainboard, etc) or format your hard disk.
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Thanks you
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How to see how many we have registration key to use.
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You can't. If you get a "too many activations" message, you will contact us and we'll reactivate you. You said you have two computers, aren't 6 activations enough for you ?
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If this is sufficient, there are enough.
Do you have a French service.
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Do you have a French service.
No, sorry.
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I'm French and I have trouble speaking English.
Thank you.
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I'm French and I have trouble speaking English.
I'm Italian and I can understand you just fine now, you seem to have improved...
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If I deactivate the product key before I format my system will I still have 6 activations or will it drop down to 5 once I have reinstalled? Thanks
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The point to deactivate is to recover 1 activation so, if you deactivate before uninstalling, *after* reinstalling you will have 5 activations left because:
- When you purchase the product and activate it, you will use 1 of your 6 activations, so you will have 5 activations left.
- If you deactivate before reformatting/changing PC, you will recover 1 activation, so you will now have 6 activations.
- If you reinstall on a new system or after a reformat, you will use 1 activation, so you will have 5 activations left, just like after purchasing.
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okay thank you for the quick reply. Fantastic customer service thanks again!
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that means before the change of a master piece of the computer must disable GSX.
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that means before the change of a master piece of the computer must disable GSX.
That's exactly what the Deactivate feature is meant for.