Consumer Posted November 25, 2012 Share Posted November 25, 2012 (edited) I have just purchased an AIDA64 Extreme Edition license with 3 years maintenance. (Fiery, your fast replies to my ECC and ChipKill post converted me from the trial version). The Licensing AIDA64 page reads: 1. AIDA64 Extreme Edition Personal LicenseThis license is intended for home use, and permits a single person to install and use the product on up to 3 computers. Other persons should not use it. Does this mean I can: install it, uninstall it and/or format the hard drive containing Windows and AIDA64, and reinstall AIDA64 an unlimited number of times on 3 computers simultaneously? If I install AIDA64 on 3 computers, then remove it from one of the computers (let's say, the third computer), does that mean I can install it on a fourth computer (one that is different from the other 3 computers)? If so, then do I first have to specifically uninstall it from the third computer while connected to the internet (or do some other online deactivation procedure) or can I just format the third computer's hard drive straightaway in order to free up 1 of the 3 machine slots of the license? Edited November 26, 2012 by Consumer Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Fiery Posted November 26, 2012 Share Posted November 26, 2012 AIDA64 I have just purchased an AIDA64 Extreme Edition license with 3 years maintenance. (Fiery, your fast replies to my ECC and ChipKill post converted me from the trial version). The Licensing AIDA64 page reads: Does this mean I can: install it, uninstall it and/or format the hard drive containing Windows and AIDA64, and reinstall AIDA64 an unlimited number of times on 3 computers simultaneously? Yes, it does. If I install AIDA64 on 3 computers, then remove it from one of the computers (let's say, the third computer), does that mean I can install it on a fourth computer (one that is different from the other 3 computers)? Yes, you can. If so, then do I first have to specifically uninstall it from the third computer while connected to the internet (or do some other online deactivation procedure) or can I just format the third computer's hard drive straightaway in order to free up 1 of the 3 machine slots of the license? There's no deactivation procedure. You can just remove it from the "old" computer, and install it on the "new" computer. Please note that a lot of computer enthusiasts (overclockers, gamers, guys and gals assemblying systems for themselves and their friends & relatives, etc) use AIDA64 due to its easy installation, upgrading and portability. We've designed the licensing scheme to make it easier for them to move AIDA64 from one configuration to another. We do have quite a few customers who literally swap their system once a month -- or change/upgrade a hardware component every week. For them it's essential to be able to drop an AIDA64 installation when a computer moves out, and install it on their new or updated computer once it's in. Thank you for your support Regards, Fiery 2 Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
audaki Posted November 14 Share Posted November 14 On 11/26/2012 at 9:09 AM, Fiery said: There's no deactivation procedure. You can just remove it from the "old" computer, and install it on the "new" computer. @Fiery 12 years later, is this still just as valid? (you find this thread when you google the question how the 3-machine-limit for AIDA64 Extreme works) Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Fiery Posted November 14 Share Posted November 14 5 minutes ago, audaki said: @Fiery 12 years later, is this still just as valid? (you find this thread when you google the question how the 3-machine-limit for AIDA64 Extreme works) Yes, it is. 1 Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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