Now and then AlignMix asks you to activate again, and your original code won’t do the trick. It’s not a problem with your license; it’s just how the activation is tied to your machine and version. A few normal events trigger it, and getting a fresh code is quick.
When Re-Activation Happens
You’ll usually see it after one of these: a major Windows update that changes your system, a new version of AlignMix, an annual license that’s rolled over, or a move to a new PC. In each case the original activation code no longer matches, so AlignMix asks you to re-activate with a current one.
Getting a Fresh Code
When AlignMix prompts you to activate, request a new code the same way you did the first time, through the email button that appears when the software loads. Enter the new code and you’re back in, with your saved alignments and settings intact. The whole thing takes a minute.
Watch: Re-Activating AlignMix
A Note on Moving Computers
Migrating to a new PC is the most common reason people re-activate, and it’s worth knowing your territory files move with you, they’re saved files you can copy across like any other. Install AlignMix on the new machine, re-activate, and open your alignments. If you’re setting up for the first time rather than moving, our guide to activating AlignMix covers the initial run.
Frequently Asked Questions
Why won’t my AlignMix activation code work anymore?
Activation is tied to your machine and version, so a major Windows update, a new AlignMix version, an expired annual license, or a move to a new PC can require a fresh code.
How do I re-activate AlignMix?
When prompted, request a new activation code through the email button that appears on load, enter it, and you’re back in with your files intact.
Will I lose my alignments if I re-activate?
No. Re-activation doesn’t touch your saved territory files or settings.
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