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Please help me to rectify what the problem is. When I start meshing, it shows a license error. I activated my license key, but it's showing like this
Hi, Pls share the screenshot of the error you are seeing.
Also check that your device meets the minimum system requirements as mentioned here - https://community.altair.com/discussion/39807/altair-hyperworks-hardware-and-system-requirements
Pls note if you are using the free Student Edition -
It is a standalone license tied to one physical machine and does not support use on virtual machines. It is valid for use on only one device, it cannot be shared or activated on multiple machines at the same time.
Ensure that you follow the steps to install and activate the software using your student license key as specified here- https://community.altair.com/discussion/34207/instructions-to-access-the-free-altair-student-edition-now-in-altair-one#latest. You may watch the instructional video in the guide for further help.
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