I purchased a student copy of Matlab from the University of Alberta Web Store. I need to download it from Mathworks but the product does not show up. I used the same email for both (my university email). The other option is to enter a serial number or activation key but I am lacking either. Aug 20, 2017 - Make sure to leave the 'Activation Key or License Number (Optional)' field. The next steps detail how to link the EUI TAH Campus License to your. The EUI Helpdesk in order to install MatLab on your EUI Office Desktop.

A previous response to this problem said this was a 32 vs 64 bit problem and I would need to manually activate the license and download it to fix it. Font jersey borussia dortmund 2017. When trying to do this for 2009a on the website, it simply said 'something went wrong' (?) without further clarification.

I did the same for 2010a and it worked. But now I can't activate this 2010a because my serial/key number (I purchased 2016a) is longer than what you're supposed to input and it says it's wrong. *Where do I get a number for my license that will work to activate this older version? * You're supposedly able to download older student versions, but my serial number won't work. This is just another glitch in trying to fix *the original problem, which is to simply get 2009a to work (I hope 2010a will do the job).

Renewing an existing Networked license I. Associate your MathWorks account with the UCB Campus License This step is required only if you are not currently associated with the UCB Campus license #731130.

If your account is already associated, skip to II.Point your existing license to the Central License server. • Go to the MathWorks Web site and log in to your MathWorks Account. • On the Mathworks Account page, click View My Licenses. • On the License Center page, click on “Associate License”. • In the Associate My Account with a License dialog box, enter the Activation Key and click Associate License. Point your existing license to the Central License server Requirements • You must have local Administrator rights to your system to install the license file • You must enable the to connect to the MATLAB license server from off campus • Save the network license files provided by Software Central to a convenient location on your computer.

Files are named matlab-#-2017.lic • Launch MATLAB • Click on Help -> Licensing -> Activate Software • Select the 'Activate manually without the Internet' option • Select the 'Enter the full path.' Option and either type the path in the field, or use the Browse button to navigate to matlab-1-2017.lic and click Next, and then click Finish to complete activation. • Close and re-launch MATLAB to confirm activation. • Refer to the steps in the Adding Redundancy to Ensure Access section below. Note: When moving from a Stand-alone license to a Networked license, MATLAB will continue to display the time to expiration for the Stand-alone license when MATLAB is launched. By default, MATLAB first looks for a Stand-alone license.

As adding the Networked license file does not overwrite the Stand-alone license file, MATLAB will continue to use the Stand-alone file until expiration on Jan 31, at which time MATLAB will default to the Networked license. Adding New Networked Licenses I. Install the MathWorks products and activate the software. Note: Follow the steps outlined in on the MathWorks site to to download the installer, create a MathWorks account for Academic Use, install the MathWorks products and activate the software.

You will need • Local administrator rights to the computer • An @berkeley.edu e-mail address • The UCB MATLAB License number - 731130 • The Networked License Activation Key - Provided in the response to the license request • The Central License server network.lic files - Provided in the response to the license request. (These files should be saved to a convenient location on the target computer.) • When prompted for how MATLAB will be used, Faculty, Researchers, and grad students should choose Teaching or research in school. Adding a BackUp to Ensure Access Multiple Matlab license servers are maintained to provide redundancy and minimize potential interruptions to your access. Once you have activated your MATLAB software, it is recommended that you add at least one of the additional license files (both files can be added for additional redundancy) provided in the reply to your request for MATLAB licensing.