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ptc-32115031-Visitor
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April 19, 2010
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Cannot run Pro/ENGINEER 4.0 Wildfire in Windows 7's XP Mode

  • April 19, 2010
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I installed Pro/ENGINEER 4.0 Wildfire Schools Edition within Windows 7 Professional's XP Mode. The installation completed successfully. However, I get the following error message when the application is started: "License request failed for feature ProE Schools:103 Cannot check out an uncounted license within a Windows Terminal Services Guest session." The application then quits and I cannot run Pro/ENGINEER. Is there a way to fix this error so that I can run Pro/ENGINEER 4.0 Wildfire Schools Edition under XP Mode in Windows 7 Professional, if Pro/ENGINEER 4.0 Wildfire Schools Edition does not operate under Windows 7 Professional directly?

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LEPF1-Visitor
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December 5, 2010

Hello,

I have exactly the same error message in the same situation !

Is there some good news about it ?

Thanks a lot.

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MartinHanak24-Ruby III
24-Ruby III
December 6, 2010

Why do you use XP Mode ?

I think it is possible to install Pro/ENGINEER Wildfire 4.0 into Windows 7 directly.

Martin

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LEPF1-Visitor
1-Visitor
December 6, 2010

It seems to me that only the release M130 of v.4 (or M140) will run on W7-64bit, I'm not sure, that's what I read on some forums.

Yes, I forgot to say that I have a 64b W7.The student version that I download from PTC is a v.4 M92 and the installation crash all the time. I asked ptc support and they answer me that v.4 is not supported on W7-64b, and that I have to go on wildfire 5, but my school use v.4 and I want to be compatible.

So I use now virtual-pc with a XP machine... and the installation goes 100% ok*. Then, when I start wildfire, an error message appears about windows terminal services and uncounted license... but I have a valid .dat license file, with the good physical adress, checked with ipconfig /all !

*only after I put the CD1 and CD2 directories directly at the root of C: (C:\PTC\...)

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