BCCS not licensed for this application

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We are into software development for past 5 years, successfully deployed engineering application. We have developed this new application called BCCS using VB6 a little over a year back. Installed on most of WIN XP Pro so also on WIN XP Home edition fortunately it runs without errors. But on one particular PC with WIN XP Home edition, after successful installation we tried to run the application but whilst running the application BCCS, it gives an error "BCCS not licensed for this application" what could have given this error?? we are also self registering all the DLLs + the OCXs used by the application and are storing all the DLLs + OCXs in our local directory.

The PC in subject has
1. BT Broad band Internet
2. Local area network 2 computers sharing Internet
3. Norton Anti Virus software
4. 3 users accounts

When installing I disabled the Internet and the Norton Anti virus software and this made no difference. Could the user accounts stop the BCCS opening?
 
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Neville said:
We are into software development for past 5 years, successfully deployed
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engineering application. We have developed this new application called BCCS
using VB6 a little over a year back. Installed on most of WIN XP Pro so also
on WIN XP Home edition fortunately it runs without errors. But on one
particular PC with WIN XP Home edition, after successful installation we
tried to run the application but whilst running the application BCCS, it
gives an error "BCCS not licensed for this application" what could have
given this error?? we are also self registering all the DLLs + the OCXs used
by the application and are storing all the DLLs + OCXs in our local
directory.
The PC in subject has
1. BT Broad band Internet
2. Local area network 2 computers sharing Internet
3. Norton Anti Virus software
4. 3 users accounts

When installing I disabled the Internet and the Norton Anti virus software
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and this made no difference. Could the user accounts stop the BCCS opening?

Yes, possible if they are not administrative accounts during the program
install (depends on the app). Also, if they are not administrative accounts
and files must be accessed in an area that requires administrative
privileges then that could cause problems, especially if a file must be
altered. Your application should be checking to make sure that all setup
procedures do in fact succeed and can be exercised. If the app data is
shared across accounts then it could be stored in a folder marked as locally
sharable by everyone.

What happens if the user is an administrator during the install and
subsequent run of the app?
 
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