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I recently logged in using my Student ID and installed the Rapid Miner studio. I have the license key but I do not see any Altair folder installed in my program files. I need to locate the almtil_gui.exe to enter the license key, but the file is no where to be found.
Any assistance will be helpful
Hi Shubham,
At the moment, the Altair folder will not be installed if you only download RapidMiner. You will need to download one more Altair product from the student edition bundle to have the Altair folder installed on your system. I suggest downloading Altair Inspire software from the student edition bundle. Please let me know if this resolves the issue.
You can follow this video to get access to the student edition bundle on the Altair One marketplace and successfully activate the license using the activation key - https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=b4_-4MZNF7Y.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=b4_-4MZNF7Y
P.S. Have you heard about our exciting Altair Global Student Contest? Learn more here - https://web.altair.com/global-student-contest-2023 and enter for a chance to win big!
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