Serial numbers are tracked by NI and can be retrieved by their sales people if you can give them your company name and purchase order number or similar. Also posting serials in the wild would render it quickly invalid, as NI montors the activation of serial numbers and blacklists those that appear to have escaped into the wild. A blacklisted serial number will not allow to get LabVIEW activated with.

Serial numbers bought from third party vendors are generally distributed via email. If you lose your serial number, check your inbox to see if you still have the email with your serial number. If it is not, you must contact the third party vendor. National Instruments does not maintain records of LabVIEW Student Edition serial numbers. The serial number is a 9 character alpha-numeric key activating both the student edition of LabVIEW and Multisim. Install your software. When installing LabVIEW and Multisim, you need to.

In fact you have a good chance that you get a friendly call by some NI sales people if you try to activate your LabVIEW copy with a serial number that was purchased by a different company. Rolfk wrote: In fact you have a good chance that you get a friendly call by some NI sales people if you try to activate your LabVIEW copy with a serial number that was purchased by a different company. In fact I got such a call many, many years ago asking me if I knew a certain person XXX at university YYY.

I had no idea what they were talking about. And yes, the call was very friendly. Later, I looked at my license manager and noticed that I had accidentally scrambled a few numbers in my activation code. Must have unintentionally used someone else's code for a while without even noticing. Now I always triple-check when entering activation codes. Wrote: Check on the shipping label of the box that your DVD's came in.

Vmware workstation 11 download for windows 7 32 bit. The serial number is generally printed there. I don't want to change the topic too much, but isn't it a little absurd that this happens? What would happen if Windows started shipping licenses of Windows 8 on the outside of their packages? Or if ever time Windows booted you would see the serial number on a splash screen? Doesn't this make it much easier for LabVIEW liceses to get out in the wild?

You'll notice that when someone at NI starts up their LabVIEW the serial number is blank. They seem to think this is a nice enough feature for them but for some reason find it necessary to show our serial on startup. Sorry I need my tea.