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maria_k [Finishing the deactivation process]
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maria_k [Have to wait again ☹?]
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 If there are problems with the license, it means that something in this pair has changed.
-Trial activation (30-day trial period) is also based on this pair. But if the license reacts negatively to a hardware change, the trial is, on the contrary, reacts **positively! **This means, that with a very high probability, you will ‌activate the trial period, and instead of waiting for your license to be reactivated, you will ‌continue using ASTER wasting no time, by temporarily using your new 30-days trial period, and with a very high probability, your license will be restored before the trial ends, thanks to this, you will have no downtime at the ability to use ASTER!
+Trial activation (14-day trial period) is also based on this pair. But if the license reacts negatively to a hardware change, the trial is, on the contrary, reacts **positively! **This means, that with a very high probability, you will ‌activate the trial period, and instead of waiting for your license to be reactivated, you will ‌continue using ASTER wasting no time, by temporarily using your new 30-days trial period, and with a very high probability, your license will be restored before the trial ends, thanks to this, you will have no downtime at the ability to use ASTER!
 So, if the activation attempt was unsuccessful, and when starting ASTER GUI, you see the ‘Welcome to ASTER’ window, press the trial period activation button, and continue working with ASTER until your problem is solved by the support team: