Unfortunately the license key is somewhere misplaced, that’s the reason trying to find the previously used license as it was activated through the Orchestrator.
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" Studio 2018.4.0 - 05/15/2018
Enterprise Edition
EXE Installer
License Provider: Orchestrator
Device ID: cWq2J37htlpdGXS3IyQk
Microsoft Windows 10 Enterprise 64-bit
.NET Framework Version 4.7.2"
As this was a community edition, need to run the regutil tool from user’s folder and when run the command regutil get-info, get the below.
Error #17: Cannot read license code: -1094, error description: NSL not licensed
License status: -1
Device id: cWq2J37htlpdGXS3IyQk
Error #20: Cannot read license expire date: -6003, error description: Lookup of tag failed
Maintenance expire date: not set
Subscription expire date: not set
User defined field “Attended”: not defined
User defined field “Unattended”: not defined
User defined field “Free”: not defined
User defined field “Dev”: not defined
User defined field “AttendedConcurrent”: not defined
User defined field “DevConcurrent”: not defined
I found some information on your error message:
“Regutil.exe get-info” was used on a PC where the activation has not been done yet or was not successfully done.
I noticed that you have the EXE installer installation. This means that the installation is in your user’s folder, while the Enterprise edition should be installed in the Program Files folder for all users.
Please reinstall your Studio using the MSI installer (you should have gotten a link to it together with the license code). If not, you can contact our support for the link