Most probably, this happens due to audio host application you are using and the way it interacts with this newer operating system. I'm unable to authorize them - they stay 'unregistered'. I have switched from Windows XP to Windows 7 and started to experience problems with some 'older' 32-bit Voxengo plug-ins. In this case you will need to upgrade your license at the User Area first. To be able to authorize a plug-in, please create a Voxengo account (if not already), and add your existing key to the User Area you will then receive a 'new' key you can use immediately.Īnother possible reason of not being able to authorize the plug-in is that you are trying to authorize e.g. If you obtained a key from a reseller a long time ago, it is likely the key is now 'deprecated'. The key can be obtained at the User Area: all 'deprecated' keys now have a corresponding 'new' key. Note that the latest plug-in versions, if you installed one, require a 'new' key (which has a 'long' format). Or use the plug-in's built-in 'automatic product key download' feature which downloads product keys from your Voxengo account automatically.

It is suggested that you use the copy&paste functions to enter the key so that no entry mistakes happen. This may happen when key is entered manually, due to mistyping. I'm trying to enter the key you have provided, but the product still stays in the 'Demo' state.

Voxengo registration key