TeraByte Unlimited

Hi

I install IFW and enter my credentials during the install process before letting it restart the pc. Afterwards i create WinRE usb boot media, rescue media. Boot into it to test it. And there i get a prompt asking for my credentials, again, instead of "just functioning" as it usually does, i fill them in. Close the program and restart the pc into the usb again to see if all is working ok now without a prompt. But it asks again for credentials. This goes on and on and... .

This is unusual behaviour according to experience. So why does this happen and how do i get rid of the prompt?

you're probably not entering the correct name/key pair for the correct product or product version. You can contact support or log in to the download portal to check.

Since it accepts the credentials and activates the program when installing, that can not be possible. Besides, i know for sure it is the right product.

it doesn't validate anything during install, you have to run the program itself to determine if it was correct.

When you create the ISO file there is a screen where you can enter your user name and license number (this is specific to the creation of the ISO for an external boot drive, not the general installation of the program). If you enter the information at this time, the ISO file will contain your license info and not ask for it when you run the program.

If you don't enter the license info when creating the ISO, it will ask for the info each time you run the program from the external boot drive.

If you don't follow/understand what I'm describing, let me know and I can probably supply a relevant screenshot.

Muad'Dib,

When I create the TBWinRE ISO, the first screen has my IFW name and key filled out. Do you see blank fields?

Brian,

The fields have that info now, because at some point I checked the "Save selections for next time" box in the beginning steps when using MakeDisk to create the ISO.

I'm not certain, but I think a long time ago, the "Save selections..." option didn't exist (or I didn't notice it, which is quite possible), because I've always kept a text file in my IFW folder with the license info (and other settings) to copy and paste into those fields.

I think we are on different tracks. My first screen refers to when running TBWinRE. Prior to the makedisk step. When I run makedisk, I'm not asked for a name or key.

My bad, I was thinking of creating the IFL.ISO, not TBWinRe.
When running TBWinRe, my Name and Product Key show up on the 3rd screen. Sorry for the confusion.

With IFL I have 2 ini files in the folder.

ifl.ini
BOOTITBM.INI

These can be selected by the wizard during the makedisk stage. Very convenient.