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Mar 23, 2021 Hard Disk Sentinel is a monitoring and analysis tool for hard disks and SSDs. It can find, test, diagnose and repair hard disk drive problems, report and display SSD and HDD health, and detect performance degradation and failures.
I'm another one who is up against the wall on this one. I have no third party Firewall installed, Windows Firewall off, no Matrox codecs, No hardware DEP running, Sentinel service running and basically I've tried everything on the forums to fix the Hasp Error (0007). I can install OK and then the program runs. After reboot it's back to the error. I've had Matt trying to solve it but I thought I'd post to see if anyone else has more ideas. After install it runs and shows my pro licence OK. I've been bashing my head against the wall for too long now but I'm not giving up. I'm on the Windows beta testing but haven't managed to get the 64bit to go with my licence yet either (11.1e). I do have Edius running on the machine too though but apart from that it's a clean OS.
Hopefully Lwks team will sort out the new licencing system soon and we can all work in happy Linux land. talking of which..I actually cut a short movie on Cinelerra last night for the craic. It worked but I'm still taking the medication.
Hopefully Lwks team will sort out the new licencing system soon and we can all work in happy Linux land. talking of which..I actually cut a short movie on Cinelerra last night for the craic. It worked but I'm still taking the medication.
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- This is the third time Apple have re-branded their desktop operating system in recent years, from OS X to macOS 10 and now we arrive at macOS 11. As the last version of macOS was 10.15, it’s not surprising that you’ll also see references to macOS as 10.16, even in some official documentation.
- It is also the last Mac OS X version that supports PowerPC-based applications, as Mac OS X v10.7 'Lion' dropped support for Rosetta. In 2020, 15 years following the announcement to transition to Intel processors, Apple announced a transition of the Macintosh to 'Apple Silicon', which are ARM -based processors developed in-house.