if you change the motherboard because damaged.

[I-MORO]

Hello to all

I need courtesy of an information:

Maybe I'll have to replace the motherboard of my pc because of the problems.

I will have to buy back all of my licenses installed on aircraft DCS?

Currently I have installed almost all the aircraft of World DCS, DCS 1.5, DCS 2.

If I were to buy back all the planes would be for mè an extremely high.

Thank you

Andrea

[golani79]

You just have to reactivate them - you can deactivate your modules before changing the hardware.

 

You can find further details on hardware changes and activation issues in the DCS World Activation Guide EN.pdf which is located under \Eagle Dynamics\DCS World\Doc

 

So no need to rebuy.

[Rangi]

You will not have to buy the modules again, depending on your hardware changes you may use an activation, but that is no problem.

 

Plus, what he said, sniped.....

[I-MORO]

Hello to all

Thanks for the informations

[jaguara5]

Don't want to open a new thread, motherboard (msi gaming 5 z97) is dead, as my techinician said, and it will be replaced with a gigabite new one, since the same mb isn't available. So i can't deactivate the modules i have (a-10, m2000) before, what can i do now? Simple activate again? Does it work so simple? And, in general, do i have to reinstall windows 10 (have saved a system image for windows 10, can i use it)?

[BIGNEWY]

You just need to reactivate them again.

 

you will loose one activation, but it is not a problem

 

If you have a problem with your keys after the new motherboard, assuming you are using the same hard drive and not a fresh install you may need to delete the old module keys

 

use this to help https://www.digitalcombatsimulator.com/en/support/faq/564/#1780273