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Steve Wagner
I know my question has probably been around a long time, but I didn't see
any postings for it, so here it is again.
We have installed a fully authenticated Windows Embedded IDE with SP2,
bought and paid for. We built our image, deployed it as a temporary image,
and it runs fine. Finally, we became an Microsoft OEM and bought two runtime
licenses. We patched in the 25-character license (including the dashes after
every 5 characters) in Settings->Run-time Image Licensing. We fail when the
first boot agent reboots the system with a license violation, 0x009A. So,
what might be happening?
Thanks much,
Steve Wagner
any postings for it, so here it is again.
We have installed a fully authenticated Windows Embedded IDE with SP2,
bought and paid for. We built our image, deployed it as a temporary image,
and it runs fine. Finally, we became an Microsoft OEM and bought two runtime
licenses. We patched in the 25-character license (including the dashes after
every 5 characters) in Settings->Run-time Image Licensing. We fail when the
first boot agent reboots the system with a license violation, 0x009A. So,
what might be happening?
Thanks much,
Steve Wagner