- MAGIX MOVIE EDIT PRO PREMIUM 2017 PREMIUM SERIAL NUMBER INSTALL
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- MAGIX MOVIE EDIT PRO PREMIUM 2017 PREMIUM SERIAL NUMBER PLUS
I've been using this system for over 15 years and have no intention of changing my foolproof habit. I also assume you can activate/deactivate an unlimited number of times? In reality I most probably swap my disk(s) at the most 20 times a year and most likely don't use more than 5 different disks. If I have to activate/deactivate all the time, this is going to be a major hassle, so I hope is not the case. I agree it's not a perfect solution and you have to be sure the HD is correctly aligned, but it certainly saves the hassle of opening up the PC. This pushes the raw HD into the standard SATA connector. I used to use rack drawers too but now I just have the 'holder' if you can call it that. I've known about mulitple boot alternatives for years, but never looked into the subject. Maybe real techie geeks have an even better suggestion. That means taking off the side cover, but no biggie.
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Also drives are so cheap nowadays you could have four drives in your PC and just swap the SATA cable depending on which one you wanted to boot from. That's one of the reasons why they fell out of favour with me. On the drive rack usage, I did find that occasionally the rack drawer wasn't seated properly in the rack and then I got all sorts of problems, including corrupting Windows at one stage. I'm using Edit Pro 2015 Plus, so I cannot say what later versions, e.g. That would mean that you'd need a separate licence for each drive rack! A costly solution. There's no way around it that I know of, and Magix are rather cagey about the deactivation/reactivation process, as if they'd really prefer customers to buy more licences instead. drive) in, Magix is going to think it's a different PC, thus requiring the deactivate/reactivate malarkey. But each time you stick a different rack (i.e. I used to use multiple drawer-type drive racks too, but have gone away from them now. A great space saver and much tidier/faster than using USB drives. Not only is this highly convenient, but I can fit a 2.5" disk and a 3.5" disk in one 5.25" tray.
My computer hardware normally remains unchanged. I don't use Magix programs that often, but all the same, is this going to be a problem for MEP 2017? I hope not. The disks are not necessarily the same size/brand. I swap disks maybe 2-3 times a month, it depends. I remember I had to constantly re-activate MEP 2015 but up to now I hadn't linked this to my swapping disks. I like to have various disks just in case something goes wrong.
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If I install software I don't like then I just take another disk with a previous backup. This is a most convenient solution for me. My disks are removable by opening a 'door' on the front of the computer. I make my copies using Acronis True Image. I would like to know more about swapping disks and the activation/deactivation process.
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Now that I've finally got my 500GB brand-new drive working and Edit Pro 2015 Plus is now also reoperational, I don't expect to ever have to decativate/activate again.īut it's a pretty hairy, anxiety-generating process, I can tell you. On one of the screens I do recall seeing something like: "You can only deactivate once per month." However, nowhere is this entire process of commissioning a new drive explained in any of the documentation! I was expecting to have to telephone Magix to get the prog running again.Īnyway, it finally worked and said that the product was now successfully activated. I must say, the screens are not awfully explanatory here. Then I was guided through various popups to deactivate the program first, which would then allow me to "activate a new device". However, when I started Edit Pro 2015 Plus, the very first screen I saw was a warning about new hardware.
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No problems with SATA drivers or anything.
I recovered the disk image to the new SATA drive. I had transferred the entire IDE drive using Acronis True Image, then disconnected the IDE and removed it from the PC.
I've just had to deactivate/activate after replacing the IDE boot drive with a new, larger SATA drive, i.e the PC will henceforth boot from SATA.
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