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donka
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The TTCODES system will allow you to register your software on up to three devices. After this, you have to wait a period (I think 90 days) before registering a new device.
As a Pocket PC reviewer and getting through a lot of Pocket PCs, this has caused me a few headaches in the past but if you have only registered Navigator on one PDA so far you should not have any problems - just register as normal. |
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donka
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| donka wrote: | The TTCODES system will allow you to register your software on up to three devices. After this, you have to wait a period (I think 90 days) before registering a new device.
As a Pocket PC reviewer and getting through a lot of Pocket PCs, this has caused me a few headaches in the past but if you have only registered Navigator on one PDA so far you should not have any problems - just register as normal. |
It turns out it is a 180 day period after two devices and every subsequent device. |
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Darren
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There is some evidence to suggest the 2210 BT Lockup Issue is related to using SD cards for map storage, is this true in your case? If it is and you suffer the problem on your new unit either try CF or apply the HP SD Card fix and see if it helps.
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DavidW
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| donka wrote: | The TTCODES system will allow you to register your software on up to three devices. After this, you have to wait a period (I think 90 days) before registering a new device.
As a Pocket PC reviewer and getting through a lot of Pocket PCs, this has caused me a few headaches in the past but if you have only registered Navigator on one PDA so far you should not have any problems - just register as normal. |
It's nothing like as generous with activations as you say, bearing in mind that the licence in essence only permits you to have one copy of the software installed on one system at once (as always read the licence agreement for full information). If you have a Product Code that has a more generous activation limit, it's a special one issued to you as a reviewer, though I have no idea whether such codes exist.
The activation rules are quite simple:
After the first activation, you have to wait seven days for a second activation with the same Product Code to be allowed.
After the second or any subsequent activation, you have to wait six months (or possibly 180 days - not that that makes much difference) for a further activation with the same Product Code to be allowed.
The clock only starts ticking after an activation is made - so you cannot activate two devices if seven months have elapsed since a particular Product Code was first used to activate a device.
TomTom will, in some cases, allow extra activations - for example, if a device is replaced under warranty with one with a different hardware ID. However, you should only assume you have the number of activations stated.
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