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The operating system required for Honeywell’s configuration software HS R430 is typically a legitimate English version of WIN7. I heard that there’s a new version of the configuration software, model 500, which requires a legitimate English version of WIN10. Would it be possible for me to install a pirated version first and then purchase a license online?
This post was last edited by chensf123 on 2017-11-29 23:35. The spirit of learning is praiseworthy, and it’s admirable to discuss technical issues, but we can’t support piracy, right?
What I’m asking is, is it feasible? Can the software run properly? I had no other choice, that’s why I resorted to this drastic measure
Practice is the sole criterion for testing truth:D:D:D
It’s hard to say, because industrial use is different from home or office use; if there’s a problem, all that’s needed is to reinstall it. I can only say that it definitely works, but when a problem occurs, who can guarantee that it’s not an issue with the WINDOWS operating system? If the process control system comes to a halt due to a malfunction in the WINDOWS operating system, who will bear the resulting losses! When comparing it to the importance of on-site production, it is definitely necessary to use a legitimate operating system, and when purchasing a host computer, one can certainly request the manufacturer to provide a legitimate operating system!
Honey has her own custom operating system installation discs.
That’s possible; you can download an ISO from the official website and then register it yourself. The legitimate version simply requires a serial number.
Thank you all. I still haven’t dared to use pirated software