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I don't have access to the old computer with activation of the student license. How am i able to activate on the new computer. Thank you
Hi @Jeffrey Chu , please follow the steps outlined on this web page: https://web.altair.com/altair-student-edition#license-activation
This should get you the new student license and make you eligible to download any products that are included in the Altair Student Editon Bundle.
Hi @Jeffrey Chu , please follow the steps outlined on this web page: https://web.altair.com/altair-student-edition#license-activation This should get you the new student license and make you eligible to download any products that are included in the Altair Student Editon Bundle.
Hello, I have already had a license with my school account, however, since the license is used on the old computer, which I don't have it on hand anymore, I am unable to use the same code to activated the apps on my new computer. Is there any way to deactivite the license in my old computer remotly, so I'm able to use the code for my new computer. Thank you
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