Hi,  next week I will do an upgrade of my computer,  new motherboard,  new cpu,  new graphic card and new Ram. The hard disks and software will remain unchanged. Will I have problems with the 777 licence or will it be automatically recognized? Thank you.

that's not an upgrade, that is a new computer. so you should reinstall everything from scratch again, starting with windows.

Depends on how many times you've activated it, I just did a rebuild over a week ago and found I'd exceeded my 737NGX limit when I tried to register after re-install. I'm still waitng to hear from PMDG in response to my email.

Depends on how many times you've activated it, I just did a rebuild over a week ago and found I'd exceeded my 737NGX limit when I tried to register after re-install. I'm still waitng to hear from PMDG in response to my email.

PMDG have not done email support in a long time. You will need to open a support ticket at http://support.precisionmanuals.com. They will get you back up and running.

 

To the OP, for the 777, before you start the upgrade you can deactivate your key through the settings menu on the CDU. That will release the registration so that it is not counting against your limit.

that's not an upgrade, that is a new computer. so you should reinstall everything from scratch again, starting with windows.

I've done upgrades like this myself. You don't have to reinstall Windows because the hard disk, with all its installed software, isn't changing. Windows will probably need to be reactivated though.

PMDG have not done email support in a long time. You will need to open a support ticket at http://support.precisionmanuals.com. They will get you back up and running.

 

To the OP, for the 777, before you start the upgrade you can deactivate your key through the settings menu on the CDU. That will release the registration so that it is not counting against your limit.

Thanks John - that may help