Why do I have to re-authorize everything after installing EZD 2?

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  • Brian Hill
    Participant

    I have the same issue. I had to re-authorize all my EZXs even though they worked (in SD2) without any problems before I added EZ Drummer 2.

    Dan Maynard
    Participant

    Did you get new computer ID’s as well? Toontrack support told me to authorize everything online. Problem is the DAW computer is completely an internet free zone. I am disappointed no one form support has chimed in.

    It is like EZ Drummer and Superior Drummer aren’t communicating with each other.

    Just A Simple Guitar Player

    Brian Hill
    Participant

    I didn’t check the computer ID I just authorized them online. Fortunately, apart from having to re-authorize them, I haven’t seen any issues with EZXs.

    Brian

    Olof Westman
    Forum Crew

    Are you all having that in common that you have authorized your
    EZXs with Superior rather than with EZ1? Could it be that
    you have your EZXs added like SDXs to Superior?

    Olof Westman - Toontrack
    Coder

    Brian Hill
    Participant

    Yes, I authorized them with Superior. I don’t have EZ1.

    Brian

    michael whiticker
    Participant

    @Dan said:

    I have several EZX programs as well as Superior Drummer and several of those add-ons. After installing EZD 2 and all the updates for the EZX’s it is asking me to re-authorize all the EZX add-ons. Previously the computer ID was a XXXXX-XXXXX-XXX. Now it is kicking out a XXXXX-XXXXX-XXXXX-XXXXX-X computer ID. The first 5 are the same in both computer ID’s. The 2nd 5 are the same for both ID’s except the last digit changed up by one number. So now I have some programs running with the previous computer ID and the new ones under a different computer ID. This is an offline computer with no hardware changes. Nothing different except software upgrades.

    I was hoping for a transparent conversion.

    The computer and DAW configurations are in my profile as is all the Toontrack software.

    Thanx in advance from a longtime toontrack user.Confused

    Dan Maynard
    Participant

    My first Toontrack product was EZ Drummer which I think I purchased in 2005 or 2006. I have purchased several EZ Drummer add-ons over the years. The computer ID which was generated offline was a 13 digit number. When I got Superior Drummer and it’s add-ons, the same computer ID was generated and everything went well. When I installed EZ Drummer 2 a 21 digit computer ID was generated. This was from the very same offline computer. Technical support suggested I just authorize online. Before, if you authorized online, a different computer ID was generated because of the hardware change. When the WIFI was disabled the programs wouldn’t work. I don’t know if that is the case now. I do like Superior drummer better and the new EZX’s work in it.It does want me to re-authorize the Allaire program and EZD2 pop/rock although they are showing as authorized in my account.
    So………………I have all the EZ drummer programs running under a 21 digit computer ID and the Superior Drummer stuff running under a 13 digit computer ID. Same computer, same hardware, same everything. These new ID’s only showed up with EZD2. I am not keen on running the DAW computer with the internet connected because all the DAW computer builders and other experts do not recommend it. This computer is strictly for recording. The only software on it is the OS which is Win 7, Cubase 7.5, Focusrite mix control, Adobe PDF reader for the manuals and of course hundreds of dollars worth of Toontrack software.

    One last thing, this computer doesn’t have a built in WIFI chip on the motherboard. No video chip either. I use a USB plugin device the cable company gave me. I only use that for software updates and remove it after.
    Please advise.

    Just A Simple Guitar Player

    Olof Westman
    Forum Crew

    About the change from 13 digit Machine Id to 21 digits.
    It was a change we made a year or two back in order to
    improve the situation for people who change their network
    setup frequently. The old shorter Ids and authorization keys
    still work the same way they did before but the new longer ones
    will be used for new authorizations and they will be more
    likely to not need reauthorization when really none should be
    needed.

    Olof Westman - Toontrack
    Coder

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