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johnebaker wrote on 2/23/2017, 3:12 AM

Hi

The Windows 10 upgrade can cause a variety of issues with Movie Edit Pro - loss of registered components is one of them.

Try reinstalling using this procedure.

Note: if you have an older version of Movie Edit Pro, ie Movie Edit Pro 2014 or earlier, and have already installed / activated it three times you will have no activations left - you will need to contact support at magix.com to reset the activation counter before reinstalling.

When posting please give more details - see this topic

HTH

John EB

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