There were problems installing ASPEN V11.
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When installing ASPEN _V11 _ENG, a password needs to be entered; after that, the NEXT button turns gray and it’s not possible to proceed. How can this be fixed? Please see the photo. I earnestly ask all experienced users for help in resolving this issue. Thank you very much!
Use the default account name provided by the software; the password must meet the requirements specified in the red text at the bottom
That’s because you checked some options in the previous step; by unchecking them, you won’t need to log in with a password
You’re using Win10 Chinese Home Edition, right? You need to enable Super Administrator mode. Search online for ways to enable Administrator mode in Win10 Home, and follow those instructions
You’re using Win10 Chinese Home Edition, right? You need to enable Super Administrator mode. Search online for ways to enable Administrator mode in Win10 Home, and follow those instructions
Okay. I’ll try again after I become a super administrator. Thank you all for your guidance.
I have enabled super administrator. Attempted to start ASPEN V11. It still didn’t work. Showing license failed. What should I do? Do you want to reinstall ASPEN V11? I guess I need to reinstall it from scratch. So, how should I proceed with the reinstallation? Please give me some guidance. It’s best not to reinstall the system.
I’m a beginner. I would like to ask the experienced users: should ASPEN V11 be reinstalled in super administrator mode? If WIN10 is the Professional version, is it still necessary to enable Super Administrator?
ASPEN cannot load the decrypted files – new system variables are not available! Please ask fellow travelers for help. Thank you! ! ! !
Online lookup: It seems there’s no way to do this; it’s not possible to load the authorization files using a local server. Aspen V10 can be installed, but the license files for V10 cannot be loaded; instead, license files generated using V7.2 or V7.3 must be used, and these files need to be copied to the AspenTech shared and Hyprotech shared folders in the C: drive’s common File directory. However, there are only 710 authorization files instead of 3130, so some functions cannot be used.