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Hello and thank you for your help in advance.
The problem is that I'm trying to do an optimization, it runs during a moment but fails and shows to me the next message.
Thank you again.
We regret to inform you that the Student Edition license file which you received recently may not allow you to run an analysis or optimization with Inspire. We have identified the cause of the problem and kindly ask you to re-apply for a new license file.
To speed up the approval process, please add the remark “wrong license” in the comment/note field of the license application form. We apologize for any inconvenience this may have caused.
P.S.: If you are in a hurry you may try the following: 1. Create a back-up/copy of the license file; 2. In the original license file remove the following features (actually entire blocks):
Inspire
InspireStampingOneStep
InspireMotion
InspireBase
InspireTopology
InspireStatic
InspireCasting
Only the following features will remain in the license file:
HyperWorksEDU
Acufieldview
Evolve
HyperViewTrans
3. Save the license file and restart Inspire.
Thank you very much!
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