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<br>'''Symptom''': User receives ‘Out of Seats’ message logging into SME when less than the licensed number of users are logged in to SME  
== '''Symptom''': User receives ‘Out of Seats’ message logging into SME when less than the licensed number of users are logged in to SME ==
<br>-       Go to Help> Tech Support Utilities> Code 832 (Opens Windows Explorer to the SME folders  
*    Clear out lock files
<br>-       Log all users out of SME  
**       Go to Help> Tech Support Utilities> Code 832 (Opens Windows Explorer to the SME folders  
<br>-       Navigate to the Data\<company Name>\Locks folder
**       Log all users out of SME  
<br>-       Delete all files named ‘Gen###.net’
**       Navigate to the Data\<company Name>\Locks folder
<br>If you have all users logged out and you cannot delete a file you can log on to the server and perform the following steps:
**       Delete all files named ‘Gen###.net’
<br>1)     Windows>Start> Run
* If you have all users logged out and you cannot delete a file you can log on to the server and perform the following steps:
<br>2)     Type fsmgmt.msc – opens the Shared Folders - shares/ sessions/open files snap-in
#     Windows>Start> Run
<br>3)     Look under the Sessions or the Open Files to see which user is logged into SME
#     Type fsmgmt.msc – opens the Shared Folders - shares/ sessions/open files snap-in
<br>4)     Look for multiple sessions with the same user name, etc..  
#     Look under the Sessions or the Open Files to see which user is logged into SME
#     Look for multiple sessions with the same user name, etc..  


<br>'''Symptom:''' User tries to log into SME and receives message ‘SKA Error 4’
== '''Symptom:''' User tries to log into SME and receives message ‘SKA Error 4’ ==
<br>-       Go to the Windows Control Panel> Internet Options> Trusted Sites
*       Go to the Windows Control Panel> Internet Options> Trusted Sites
<br>-       Add the URL - https://secure.softwarekey.com
*       Add the URL - https://secure.softwarekey.com
<br>-       Add the URL - http://www.high5software.com
*       Add the URL - http://www.high5software.com






<br>'''Symptom''': User get’s ‘Error creating license file Access violation at address ##### in module 'Keylib32.dll' write of address’
== '''Symptom''': User get’s ‘Error creating license file Access violation at address ##### in module 'Keylib32.dll' write of address’ ==
<br> Cause: SME cannot write to the High5Software/Data/<InsertCompanyName>/Locks folder due to permissions issues.   
<br> Cause: SME cannot write to the High5Software/Data/<InsertCompanyName>/Locks folder due to permissions issues.   
<br>-       Go to the Windows Control Panel> Internet Options> Trusted Sites
*       Go to the Windows Control Panel> Internet Options> Trusted Sites
<br>-       Add the URL - https://secure.softwarekey.com
*       Add the URL - https://secure.softwarekey.com
<br>-       Add the URL - http://www.high5software.com
*       Add the URL - http://www.high5software.com
<br>-       Go to Help> Tech Support Utilities> Code 832 (Opens Windows Explorer to the SME folders
*       Go to Help> Tech Support Utilities> Code 832 (Opens Windows Explorer to the SME folders
<br>-       Log all users out of SME
*       Log all users out of SME
<br>-       User ‘may’ also need to delete any and all  of the files listed below from the SME executable folder and data folders
*       User ‘may’ also need to delete any and all  of the files listed below from the SME executable folder and data folders  
<br>-       high5.idx
**       high5.idx
<br>-       high5.dat
**       high5.dat
<br>-       high5.lf
**       high5.lf
<br>-       sqlink.dat
**       sqlink.dat
<br>-       sqlink.idx
**       sqlink.idx
<br>-       sqlink.lf
**       sqlink.lf
<br>-       May need to also check Windows access permissions on the High5software folders and make sure all users have Windows permissions to the High5Software folders.
*       May need to also check Windows access permissions on the High5software folders and make sure all users have Windows permissions to the High5Software folders.
*      May need to remove lock files
**      Navigate to the Data\<company Name>\Locks folder
**      Delete all files named ‘Gen###.net’

Revision as of 15:13, 15 June 2016

Symptom: User receives ‘Out of Seats’ message logging into SME when less than the licensed number of users are logged in to SME

  • Clear out lock files
    • Go to Help> Tech Support Utilities> Code 832 (Opens Windows Explorer to the SME folders
    • Log all users out of SME
    • Navigate to the Data\<company Name>\Locks folder
    • Delete all files named ‘Gen###.net’
  • If you have all users logged out and you cannot delete a file you can log on to the server and perform the following steps:
  1. Windows>Start> Run
  2. Type fsmgmt.msc – opens the Shared Folders - shares/ sessions/open files snap-in
  3. Look under the Sessions or the Open Files to see which user is logged into SME
  4. Look for multiple sessions with the same user name, etc..

Symptom: User tries to log into SME and receives message ‘SKA Error 4’


Symptom: User get’s ‘Error creating license file Access violation at address ##### in module 'Keylib32.dll' write of address’


Cause: SME cannot write to the High5Software/Data/<InsertCompanyName>/Locks folder due to permissions issues.

  • Go to the Windows Control Panel> Internet Options> Trusted Sites
  • Add the URL - https://secure.softwarekey.com
  • Add the URL - http://www.high5software.com
  • Go to Help> Tech Support Utilities> Code 832 (Opens Windows Explorer to the SME folders
  • Log all users out of SME
  • User ‘may’ also need to delete any and all of the files listed below from the SME executable folder and data folders
    • high5.idx
    • high5.dat
    • high5.lf
    • sqlink.dat
    • sqlink.idx
    • sqlink.lf
  • May need to also check Windows access permissions on the High5software folders and make sure all users have Windows permissions to the High5Software folders.
  • May need to remove lock files
    • Navigate to the Data\<company Name>\Locks folder
    • Delete all files named ‘Gen###.net’