Keyclone >?

[jstanthr]

currently i'm using keyclone under windows XP 32. im now running dual boot with windows 7 64bit. is there any way to have active keyclone on both without buying twice? or will i have to transfer it every time i change OS? im sure i'll stick with win7 once i get everything setup but as for now, im switching between the two? any help is greatly appreciated.

[Bufe]

I am afraid not. I was on the same case, and unfortunately for you, any version you have of WindowsXP or Vista64bit would generate a new key, so if you have dual boot, you would need two keys, to avoid the hazzle of having to re-transfer the license everytime you play with the different OS'es.

I am not sure about Window7 yet, when i tried it earlier in BETA it had serious problems with PIP-functionality, although, the OS might have matured somewhat since then.

Buy two keys...its cheap, and goes to a good cause, further development of the program...hehe...

[zanthor]

I am afraid not. I was on the same case, and unfortunately for you, any version you have of WindowsXP or Vista64bit would generate a new key, so if you have dual boot, you would need two keys, to avoid the hazzle of having to re-transfer the license everytime you play with the different OS'es.

I am not sure about Window7 yet, when i tried it earlier in BETA it had serious problems with PIP-functionality, although, the OS might have matured somewhat since then.

Buy two keys...its cheap, and goes to a good cause, further development of the program...hehe...

Windows 7 doesn't have PIP functionality. The functionality of KeyClones PIP may not have worked well for you with Windows 7 but others work just fine.

[coupas]

Windows 7 doesn't have PIP functionality. The functionality of KeyClones PIP may not have worked well for you with Windows 7 but others work just fine.

WIN 7 don't have PiP??

What do you mean? It's working just fine for me... Win7 + Keyclone.

[Fizzler]

I have no issues at all with Keyclone and Win7 PiP. I am running the RTM version.