Can a Labview Computer-Based License be moved from one computer to another?

[ccote]

Can a computer-based license for Labview be moved from one PC to another?  If so, how?  Thanks!

[altenbach]

You could try the following (not sure if it will work):

On the old computer, open the NI license manager and right-click the desired license and select "deactivate". Now install on the new computer and activate the license.

[falkpl]

Which version of Labview do you have.  I usually use the liscence manager to keep my active liscences on file at ni.

[Chon.Mech]

I just installed LabView on my new computer.  Then, by it's self, it just disaperied on my old computer.  

[altenbach]

That makes absolutely no sense.

[BTC_Admin]

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@Over_Nyquest wrote:

I just installed LabView on my new computer.  Then, by it's self, it just disaperied on my old computer.  

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Your post completely cracked me up.

If there's something strange... on your computer...

Who you gonna call?  Ghostbusters!!!!

If there's something weird... and it don't look good...

Who you gonna call?  Ghostbusters!!!!

Sorry, it's Friday evening and I'm excited to be free at last.

-DP

[Chon.Mech]

Knight of NI is right, it makes no sence.   But it did hapen  

IDk... might have just been a weird fluke?  Windows is a non deterministic operating system after all 

[JÞB]

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@altenbach wrote:

You could try the following (not sure if it will work):

On the old computer, open the NI license manager and right-click the desired license and select "deactivate". Now install on the new computer and activate the license.

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That's how to do it!