tboysun

So to answer a few questions. We don't destroy/wipe a PC on logoff. We actually don't run anything at logoff, we only run the activation script at logon. This script has worked fine for all terminals and is pushed via GPO. Secondly, I compared this terminal with other terminals through GPO to see the difference, there is nothing that stands out. It has all of the same policies our other terminals have. We don't run the deactivation script, only the activation.&nbsp

This purge tool didn't work on the first terminal, so I tried it on another problem terminal and it still didn't fix my issue. the strange part is even though I run the purge tool as administrator, reboot, then reinstall fences, When I get to the product screen, it autofills the email used for the license. Is the purge tool possibly not purging my machines completely? (to be clear, about 97% of my terminals have installed and activated properly).

So we are activating 42 terminals in our business with a single license key, and so far everything has been smooth. We only have used 34 of these activations so far, however we have two terminals that just don't seem to retain the license. I can provide the key and the email (or login to my stardock account) and it will activate fences, but when the computer reboots it pops up asking for product activation as if it wasn't activated before. i've tried uninstalling, restarting,

Hey so I'm rather new to the forums. I tried searching the topic but I was unable to find it. I apologize in advanced if this thread exists. I work for a small business which is trying to install fences on all of our client machines, we have about 40 machines we want to instantaneously install Fences on, which you can imagine would be brutal to do manually. We were wondering if there was a way to activate multiple installations where we could setup and activate e