Hello,
Sorry to hear you are having trouble.
Did you activate them all with the same serial?
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They have multiple keys, Neil.
I keep running into an issue where an activated install of Start 10 deactivates and an activation screen pops up and cannot even be minimized.
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You appear to be on the retail product as opposed to the corp one.
https://store.stardock.com/corporatepricing
With the retail product, the maximum allowed activations per key is 5. What appears to be happening is when any given key is reaching a maximum, there is a prompt to deactivate other PCs on said key. That deactivation of those PCs happens and, within 7 days, the other PCs are asking to be reactivated. In other words, your own users are deactivating others.
The difference with the corp product is that, while there is a prompt when a maximum is reached, the end user cannot deactivate all the rest - there is just a message to contact their IT admin (you in this case).
While I can convert your multiple keys to a single corp one (that has many concurrent activations associated with it) there are some sacrifices you need to be aware of - the most notable being that your 1 key = 5 activations would be reduced to 1 = 1. In other words, your 1 key would not be 5 activations on the new single key but just one - 10 keys would not equal 50 activations on the single key, rather, 10 concurrent activations.
I can provide scripts to make any transition to a new key seamless and silent to the end user (no new install would be required, just a key change).
If this is something you still want to look into, please create a ticket here noting a link to this thread and how you would like to proceed.
https://esupport.stardock.com/index.php?/Tickets/Submit
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Sean Drohan
Stardock Customer Service Manager