CDS stopped fully starting. It started to come up and then went away. I then uninstalled it and the plan was to reinstall to see if that fixed the issue. The problem is I can't figure out how to reinstall without buying another package. I'm guessing there's an easy solution. Any thoughts would be appreciated.
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Amy Renaudposted
5 months ago
Admin
For the "Authentications count exceeded" message, notify us at support@copernic.com and we will release the license for you to install it onto your new device.
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Nathan Nickolausposted
about 2 years ago
Same problem. Had to reinstall following computer transfer. Now "Authentications count exeeded"
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Andrew Christensenposted
about 2 years ago
Having a similar problem to Repasi. Reloaded windows and now CDS says authentications count exceeded.
licence should be current until 2025
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Tajimamposted
about 2 years ago
After updating to the latest version, 8.2.1 (build 15482), indexing became unreliable.
I have solved most of the problems but one. A link to a Dropbox document on the cloud now does not work correctly. It always fails to open the document, saying "cannot find xxx directory."
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Repasiposted
about 2 years ago
Hi,
Copernic
Desktop Search had to be reinstalled due to a motherboard replacement.
Unfortunately,
I cannot activate the LicenseKey. (My license is valid until 05/06/2023)
Are you logged under the same Windows Username as when you first installed CDS ?
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DAVID V BERKOWITZposted
about 3 years ago
Do I need to uninstall/reinstall?
If so, how do I do that?
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DAVID V BERKOWITZposted
about 3 years ago
I have the same problem as G
When I monitor Task Manager I see Copernic load and then immediately disappear
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Jean-Marc Budryposted
about 3 years ago
I had a similar problem when CDS stopped working due to Google new regulations for Login.
Somehow I now found in the logs that it was using my older username.
Creating a new "local" user with the same name and without the Googling synchronisation, resolved the problem and I was Instantly able to activate CDS by importing the license file. It even offered to update to the latest version.
However, I was not able to import my indexes (2.35 Gb) and it started to build it again, which will be very much time consuming.
CDS stopped fully starting. It started to come up and then went away. I then uninstalled it and the plan was to reinstall to see if that fixed the issue. The problem is I can't figure out how to reinstall without buying another package. I'm guessing there's an easy solution. Any thoughts would be appreciated.
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14 Comments
Amy Renaud posted 5 months ago Admin
For the "Authentications count exceeded" message, notify us at support@copernic.com and we will release the license for you to install it onto your new device.
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Nathan Nickolaus posted about 2 years ago
Same problem. Had to reinstall following computer transfer. Now "Authentications count exeeded"
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Andrew Christensen posted about 2 years ago
Having a similar problem to Repasi. Reloaded windows and now CDS says authentications count exceeded.
licence should be current until 2025
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Tajimam posted about 2 years ago
After updating to the latest version, 8.2.1 (build 15482), indexing became unreliable.
I have solved most of the problems but one. A link to a Dropbox document on the cloud now does not work correctly. It always fails to open the document, saying "cannot find xxx directory."
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Repasi posted about 2 years ago
Hi,
Copernic Desktop Search had to be reinstalled due to a motherboard replacement.
Unfortunately, I cannot activate the LicenseKey. (My license is valid until 05/06/2023)
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Jean-Marc Budry posted about 3 years ago
To George Hogan :
Have you been able to solve your problem ?
Regards, Jean-Marc
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DAVID V BERKOWITZ posted about 3 years ago
Hi Jean-Marc,
Thanks for your suggestions.
As it turned out, Tony at Copernic Support correctly diagnosed my problem as a corrupt index which, with his help, I was able to fix the problem.
Thanks again.
David
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Jean-Marc Budry posted about 3 years ago
Dear David ,
You could dig into the CDS Log files and find some hints to go further like : how was the configuration of your original installation ?
Look into :
C:\Users\??????\AppData\Local\Copernic\DesktopSearch\Logs
or through the other CDS files :
C:\Users\??????\AppData\Local\Copernic\DesktopSearch
Good luck and best regards
Jean-Marc
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DAVID V BERKOWITZ posted about 3 years ago
I uninstalled CDS and rebooted
Then I reinstalled CDS
but the problem has persisted
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DAVID V BERKOWITZ posted about 3 years ago
My Windows username hasn't changed in many years.
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Jean-Marc Budry posted about 3 years ago
It might be the same problem I encountered.
Are you logged under the same Windows Username as when you first installed CDS ?
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DAVID V BERKOWITZ posted about 3 years ago
Do I need to uninstall/reinstall?
If so, how do I do that?
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DAVID V BERKOWITZ posted about 3 years ago
I have the same problem as G
When I monitor Task Manager I see Copernic load and then immediately disappear
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Jean-Marc Budry posted about 3 years ago
I had a similar problem when CDS stopped working due to Google new regulations for Login.
Somehow I now found in the logs that it was using my older username.
Creating a new "local" user with the same name and without the Googling synchronisation, resolved the problem and I was Instantly able to activate CDS by importing the license file. It even offered to update to the latest version.
However, I was not able to import my indexes (2.35 Gb) and it started to build it again, which will be very much time consuming.
Hope this comment might give you a hint...
Regard
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