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October 28, 2020
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License error in Creo 7.0 Student Edition installation

  • October 28, 2020
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Hello everyone.

I have some troubles with the installation of Creo 7.0 Student edition. The first time I managed to download and use the software (from https://www.ptc.com/en/academic-program/academic-products/free-software/) I got the 7.0.1.0 version but now I find 7.0.0.0 as latest version (I suppose for the bug found in the former). Then I tried to migrate the software into an external hard drive and it stopped working (if I remember correctly I got error 0x00000003). I then uninstalled all the applications and deleted the licenses .dat files.

I try to reinstall the software and when I enter the simple license code (BK700908EDSTUDENTEDUNI) the installer program does not respond for some instants and then it shows an error under the license field.

How can I solve this problem?

 

I run setup.exe as admininstrator, accept contract and insert license codeI run setup.exe as admininstrator, accept contract and insert license codeAfter entering username and password and clicking "Install licenses"After entering username and password and clicking "Install licenses"And finally I get this.And finally I get this.

Best answer by Alex_Cazacu

Hello,

 

The code ending in K12 is the correct solution for any issue like that.

Enjoy Creo, there is nothing missing from your Creo (K12 and Uni licenses have the same functionality).

 

Thanks,

Alex

1 reply

24-Ruby III
October 28, 2020
Lorenzo1-VisitorAuthor
1-Visitor
October 28, 2020

I managed to get the software working by pasting the following simple license code: BE700908EDSTUDENTEDK12. Does that change something? 

I also noticed that I can select Creo 6 as latest available option in the link you've sent.

17-Peridot
October 29, 2020

Hello,

 

The code ending in K12 is the correct solution for any issue like that.

Enjoy Creo, there is nothing missing from your Creo (K12 and Uni licenses have the same functionality).

 

Thanks,

Alex