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Ultimate Audio Playback => XXHighEnd Support => Topic started by: juanpmar on February 19, 2013, 12:41:21 pm



Title: Installing again W7. The Activation code and the Phasure driver
Post by: juanpmar on February 19, 2013, 12:41:21 pm
Hi Peter,

In order to install the last XX version (XXHighEnd Model 0.9z-8-2) I have to make a clean W7 installation because I formatted the hdd where the OS (W7) and XX were when I installed W8, so I lost everything there. I didn´t want to have both systems and like others I thought that W8 was the way to go.

Now I´m thinking to format the hdd where now is W8 and XX to install again W7 (and XX).

What I´d like to know is:

- In this situation is there any way to use a previous Activation Code?

- What´s the version I must use of the Phasure driver with W7, the old one or the new one that I used with W8 (v1.0.3.)?

Best regards,
Juan


Title: Re: Installing again W7. The Activation code and the Phasure driver
Post by: PeterSt on February 19, 2013, 12:54:32 pm
Juan,

My real advice ? try to change the attitude of thinking that it will matter to have two OSes in there. Or get yourself a second hdd perhaps. I mean, it is no way of working to reinstall the whole sh*t while not even bing sure what's best. How can you compare ...

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- In this situation is there any way to use a previous Activation Code?

No ...

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- What´s the version I must use of the Phasure driver with W7, the old one or the new one that I used with W8 (v1.0.3.)?

If all is right it doesn't matter a thing. So, you can use both. And if you like you can compare both (I never did that).

Regards,
Peter


Title: Re: Installing again W7. The Activation code and the Phasure driver
Post by: juanpmar on February 19, 2013, 04:13:02 pm
Thanks Peter, I´ll install W7 in a partition of the same hdd where W8 is and I´m going to compare each other.

Btw, to get a refund asp when you pay with PayPal you must pay with your credit card, this way only takes one or two days to get the refund, if you pay charging it in your bank account it takes 14 labor days to get your money back, at least here in Spain.

Regards,
Juan


Title: PayPal
Post by: PeterSt on February 19, 2013, 04:31:58 pm
Actually I don't know what it really takes. Something tells me that you "just" need a bit of money on your PayPal account but I actually forgot how that looks like when you're not a business member like I am. But I would say :

You (we all) should be able to somehow (?) transfer money to that account. So, you really have money in there and next can pay from it. Next I'd say that when that is payed back it arrives back in that account (waiting for the next round).

Maybe others can help out here ? I really can't check it myself because I just have that money in there but it comes from you all.
Seems stupid, as well as that it is stupid I never knew it worked like this. Still it should be better than that manual procedure which I can deal with, say, once per 24 hours and so you'd have to wait for that time. At least I myself like it better this way because now I have/feel no obligations to help out as soon as possible ...
Now it only takes that refunding once per day, which btw should at some stage get stuck (forbidden by PayPal) if you only see how many I just did ... :)

Peter


Title: Re: Installing again W7. The Activation code and the Phasure driver
Post by: juanpmar on February 19, 2013, 05:26:25 pm
I don´t know about the whole PayPal process but it is not a problem of how quick you (Peter) makes the refund, it is a problem of by what means you make the payment. If you charge the payment directly to your bank account, PayPal needs a confirmation from the bank that the money is really there, and although PayPal accept the payment in advance, to refund it, PayPal needs to receive first the money from the bank and that is what takes 14 labor days, (I´m talking about banks in other countries than USA) . On the other hand if you pay with Visa, or another credit card, the whole process is much faster perhaps because Visa warrants the payment to PayPal.

Juan