Hello,

Unfortunately, it has been removed from our website. However, I think you can still get the installer. Please login into developer network by using email that you used to purchased the product. Under MyComponents>>FullVersion>>See your product list. The link of installer should be there. 

Regards,
Handy

Hi,

Thank you for your response but unfortunately I can't login to developer network as it's not me who puchased the product and I don't know which email was used to do this purchase.

Before to format the hard drive of my web server and re-install everything I wanted to make a first test on another machine. The test machine is a 32 bits Windows XP and I just made the following test...

- Installing my web application on the test machine

- Copying the Intersoft Solutions application folder from my web server to my test machine

- Exporting from my web server the registry keys related to Intersoft and importing them on my test machine (the registry contains my WebGrid 4 license number)

The result is that WebGrid 4 works very well under my web application on this test machine.

But I was thinking to install a 64 bits Windows Server 2008 R2 on my web server, so before to do that I made a second test on a second test machine with Windows Server 2008 R2. This second test is similar to the first one:

- Installing my web application on the 64 bits test machine

- Copying the Intersoft Solutions application folder from my web server to my

64 bits test machine

- Exporting from my web server the registry keys related to Intersoft and

importing them on my 64 bits test machine

But then, when I run my web application on this 64 bits test machine with a 32 bits enabled app pool under IIS, the WebGrid component displays the following:

WebGrid.NET - Unlicensed version

The system is unable to find the license needed to run this component.

Then, do you know if WebGrid 4 can work on a 64 bits operating system?

Thanks.

Eric

Hi again,

Well actually I found the solution and now my WebGrid 4 works under my 64 bits Windows.

I just forgot that when importing my license number in the registry, the registry keys have to be inserted under HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SOFTWARE\Wow6432Node and not directly under HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SOFTWARE like on an x86 system.

Eric

Hello Eric,

Well, I am not sure if you can do this. Since both PC are not the same machine. Even though users succed to import the registry, when they applied it, the design time in visual time would not work. I still suggest you to resolve first by tracking which email that you used.

Regards,
Handy