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Please contact your System Administrator for more information You may see one of the following messages from CADSIM Plus if it fails to find the License Manager or a valid network key: This search can take a long time (or even time-out) if your computer is attached to a large network. HASPDINST /r removes (uninstalls) the HASP device drivers.ĬADSIM Plus searches your LAN to locate the HASP License Manager and the correct HASP key that will authorize the launch of your CADSIM Plus software.HASPDINST /info displays an information screen that confirms whether the device driver has been successfully installed.

Typing HASPDINST /? at the command prompt provides a detailed help screen.

If you want to run HASPDINST.EXE from some other location, you may need to supply the entire PATH to HASPDINST.EXE, example: d:\tmp\HASPDINST.EXE.

This folder has been added to the PATH for the current user on your computer when CADSIM Plus was installed.

HASPDINST.EXE is copied by default to the c:\Program Files (x86)\Aurel Systems\CADSIM Plus\BIN folder during CADSIM Plus installation.

To install the HASP device driver, select Start > Run and then type HASPDINST /i and then click the OK button. That is the reason why the CADSIM Plus installer states that you require administrative privileges to install CADSIM Plus.

You must have administrative privileges to install Sentinel/HASP devices drivers, and HASP device drivers must be installed for CADSIM Plus (or the HASP License Manager for network installations) to run.

However, it is possible to install HASP device drivers manually. Sentinel/HASP device drivers are installed automatically as part of the CADSIM Plus installer.

In this case, you should contact Aurel and arrange to have your key replaced with a new USB key. If your HASP parallel port key is very old (you received your original copy of CADSIM Plus software more than 10 years ago) CADSIM Plus may display an error saying that the key is not authorized to run this CADSIM Plus product. Or, if you wish to leave DEP enabled for most programs,Īdd C:\Program Files\Aurel Systems\CADSIM Plus\BIN\ CSPlus.exe (or CSPlusR.exe) to the DEP exception list. Try setting Computer > Properties > Advanced > Performance > Data Execution Prevention to "Windows Programs and Services Only" or disable DEP entirely (if possible - it is only enabled by default on Windows Server operating systems). The key is plugged into the workstation and it is lit up, but CADSIM does not locate it.įor Windows Server 2003, 2008 (and newer) and Windows XP, Vista, Win7 (and newer):ĭata Execution Prevention (DEP) may be turned on, on your computer or server, and it may be causing the key code to fail when it is looking for the key.