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Although I imported the allkeys file succesfully into the Scope Fusion Platform, the registration dialog keeps appearing, so that I have to import the allkeys file again. Does anyone know a solution?

<font size=-1>[ This Message was edited by: Ashkenazy on 2003-01-05 02:53 ]</font>

Are you hitting 'Save' after you import the keys or just closing the dialogue box? Make sure you save the keys. A new dialogue box will say something like 'Activation keys saved successfully'.

Thanks for helping me.
When I import the registration keys, the dialogue box closes automaticly, so I can't save anything.
Do you mean the 'save to clipboard' option? Well I can't do this, because after the keys import the dialogue closes with a message like 'import succeed', so I can't save anymore.
When I restart the computer the same registration dialogue appears again (not always, but a lot of times).

that's usualy hepends when xp is not instaled in standard pc mode.

Can someone give me a suggestion on how I can solve this problem?

if your xp is instaled in acpi mode then you can update drivers to standard pc. this seems to solve problem, but i'll rather do fresh xp instalation. all infos you'll find here.

new motherboards that support apic should be fine in acpi mode tho(and maybe better)............

The Transferstring in the registration dialog is 'removed'.

<font size=-1>[ This Message was edited by: Ashkenazy on 2003-01-06 15:21 ]</font>

Remove that it's private info!

who?!
what?!
why?!
when?!
where?!

reinstall everything.(if all else fails)

I had the very same problem, and just like you, no one knew the solution.

I think I do now.

The problem is probably your Motherboard. You have a narrow PCI 'pipeline', and its incapability to handle the HUGE amount of data PULSAR requires, cause the somewhat strange error message of the REG keys ("Don't mess with the reg protection", or something like that).

Guessing by your nickname, I assume you're an Israeli. Call MusicShop and ask for Mishka. He'll tell you what's the best MotherBoard for your setup. If you're not from Israel despite the obvious nickname, call your local vendor/expert with the same question.

Changing the Motherboard was the only thing that fixed the problem for me, and god knows I tried everything mentioned here and more.

Good luck and lots of sympathy,
ds-sound

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<font size=-1>[ This Message was edited by: ds-sound on 2003-01-07 12:10 ]</font>

<font size=-1>[ This Message was edited by: ds-sound on 2003-01-07 12:12 ]</font>

I have a MSI 845 Ultra Motherboard, is that an acceptable Motherboard, or not?

yes,should work.

and in the end is it problem solved.
if yes (i hope so) how!?

I haven't seen the registration dialog for quite some time on my computer, but I don't think it has been solved. After a while the registration dialog might appear again, I'm almost sure this will happen again.
I wrote an email to creamware explaining my problem, but they didn't write me back. I'll try to contact creamware again.

<font size=-1>[ This Message was edited by: Ashkenazy on 2003-01-12 09:19 ]</font>

i'm confused here.
i had the same problem and i fix it instaling computer in standard pc mode instead of acpi.
i reading in last time that new boards supporting apic mode. i have asus p4t-e and i found in bios interrupt mode: APIC. is that mean that my board supporting apic?
if yes, why i had problems in acpi mode?

The registration dialog appeared again. Please tell me sandrob, how can I set Standard PC Mode in Windows XP?

<font size=-1>[ This Message was edited by: Ashkenazy on 2003-01-14 12:25 ]</font>

you can update computer to standard pc mode after xp instalation but clean install is recomended.
anyway, you can try to update first and if that solve problem than you can do clean istall.
so, go to bios and set plug&play OS to "no".
then go to device manager, click on + near "computer", then right click "acpi-pc", click on "update driver", then select "display a list of the known drivers for this device", then "show all hardware of this device class", find and select "standard-pc".

if this solve problem (i'm sure it will) then do fresh xp instalation. all infos about instalation xp i standard pc mode you'll find here.

*chough*MOTHERBOARD*cough*

...sorry, something in my throat.