Why do I still get the “Accusoft Licensing” popup after I have licensed my machine?

Why do I still get the “Accusoft Licensing” popup after I have licensed my machine?

There are a few reasons why this might happen:

1. You have licensed your machine with a runtime/deployment license and you are not calling the SetSolutionName and SetSolutionKey methods in your code. By default, Accusoft products will look for a license in the registry at this path: HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SOFTWARE\Accusoft\Licensing\Accusoft. However, for runtime licenses, they are stored at HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SOFTWARE\Accusoft\Licensing\YourSolutionName. So, when you call SetSolutionName, that tells your application to look in the correct directory to find the runtime license. You can find the necessary parameters for these methods on the customer portal customer portal.
2.  You did not successfully install a license on your machine and the temporary license installed has expired. If you use the SLU (Server License Utility) or the LDK (License Deployment Kit) to license your machine and it fails, a temporary 14 day license will be placed on your machine. When that expires, you’ll no longer be able to use the product. If this happens, you’ll need to run the SLU or try using the LDK again. If that doesn’t work, you might want to try licensing your machine in offline mode.
3.  You are trying to use a development license and you are calling SetSolutionName and SetSolutionKey in your code. You should only call SetSolutionName and SetSolutionKey in your code when you are deploying your application and using a deployment license. When you install a development license on your machine, it is placed into the registry at the following path: “HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SOFTWARE\Accusoft\Licensing\Accusoft”. When you call SetSolutionName in your code, you are telling the control to look for a license at a different path: HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SOFTWARE\Accusoft\Licensing\YourSolutionName. If you are calling SetSolutionName and SetSolutionKey while trying to use a developmentlicense, simply comment out those lines for now.
4. The license information you’ve entered might be wrong. Check on the customer portal to make sure you’ve got the values parameters for the SetSolutionKey and SetSolutionNamecorrect.