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Updating your Virtuoso license / software is a two step process, the first, is to update your Virtuoso software, and the second is to update your Virtuoso license. The following are instructions for doing each of these operations:
The main Virtuoso installation is performed to a shared network directory. Applying an update involves installing the new version of Virtuoso to the *network* Virtuoso folder. Workstations will then auto-detect that a new version of Virtuoso Workstation is available, and will prompt users to update the Virtuoso Workstation install.
Note for Terminal Servers: After performing the Virtuoso network update, you must install the Virtuoso Workstation update on your Terminal Servers while logged on as a user with installation permissions. It is good practice after applying a Virtuoso update (described below) to immediately log on to your Terminal Server(s) and launch Virtuoso and allow the Virtuoso Workstation update to run.
Note: If you are currently running a versions prior to 1.6.0.4 then refer to our other article: Updating Virtuoso from Versions PRIOR to ver. 1.6.0.4
The following steps can be done on any PC that has Virtuoso already installed. Be sure that Virtuoso is running.
As other users launch Virtuoso on their workstations (or Terminal Servers), they will receive a prompt to install the update.
If a user receives an error message about not being able to overwrite the Virtuoso Workstation files, please check that:
This will update the license for ALL users on the network.
Note: If you have Virtuoso installed on a machine that is not connected to a network, then both the update and the license will need to be manually applied to each PC needed.