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Originally Posted by TheJamsh
I can already tell you what the problem is because I went through all this crap myself.
If you have an e-mail address handy, I can forward you the e-mail I received from PACE which contains a .exe that Avid obviously failed to properly consider. Like everything else they make it seems.
Did I mention that I hate PT10 for the trouble its caused?
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I would be interested in getting this as well. As the 'former DTS' I spent a ton of time looking into this and, in nearly every case, it turned out to be:
1. A bad iLok
2. A bad driver install
3. A problem with the USB port they were using
4. Other software installed causing problems, usually virus protection or OS 'permissions' of varying types.
In every case where we thought we found an iLok that was actually experiencing a true issue we'd get the iLok and it would work perfectly on our test systems.
If PACE was finally able to come up with a good fix for this, I'd really like to know what it is, as this is one mystery that had us stumped.