I will contact Sony (who, I understand, has bought out Sonic Foundry), and see if they will believe my situation enough to give me a properly working number for the program. I guess that I just assumed that he may have purchased it online, and sonehow saved a backup copy, in that fashion, to CDR. Now, I have to be honest and admit to the fact of my not knowing how he came about - and I didn't bother to ask. This program was not on a commercial CD, but contained as a zip file on a CDR. But my friend, at one time, had it on his computer, and then it installed on my previous computer with no problem. You know, I had at first figured that there might have been an issue regarding the computer ID scenario, because there were two windows in the "Key generator" box: one for the generated serial number, and the other which showed a computer ID number. It may be a done deal, and I just might have to wait until such time as I could afford to buy the program, outright - or purchase another looping program that would enable me to incorporate these seven disks of loops into it. That's just how set apart he had become with sequencing/looping software. I got the program free, from someone who would have tossed it in the garbage had he not have been able to locate someone with an interest in it. I know that some of you might frown on what you may think this is to be, but I do assure you that there has been no wrong-doing here on my part.
I wondered if anyone might have experienced this situation, and - if so - share with me what was done to counter it.
#KEYGEN FOR ACID PRO 4.0 INSTALL#
Attempting to install that program, in even this one, has been problematic. That computer has since been trashed, and a new - more powerful one - now sits atop my computer desk.
#KEYGEN FOR ACID PRO 4.0 SERIAL NUMBERS#
The key-generator - which had always provided usable serial numbers in the past - was now causing the message " Invalid Serial Number" to display. But there came a point in time when the program just flat out refused to be installed. At one point, I was able to install this program onto my computer - without the slightest hitch - a number of times (after having to reinstall it, a time or two, in the aftermath of formatting my, then, computer due to unrelated problems). He was ' giving' his software away, and I wound up taking the ACID Pro 4.0 program, and seven disks of loops, off his hands. Some time ago, a friend of mine had grown fed up with his computer based setup, for musical creation interests, and opted out for hardware.