Reinstalling nXt after computer crash

[Ergo Architecture]

Hello,

I am currently in the process of reinstalling nXtrender for AutoCad after the hard drive on my machine failed. I have replaced the hard drive with a new one. I have gotten nXt render to install but am having trouble getting the RPS License dialog box to open. 

When I load nXt, I receive the message in the command line.

"c:\program files\accurender nxt\rps_bin\nxtrender_load_r19_x64.arx is an invalid ARX file."

I have tried copying that file from another machine where I don't receive that message, but as soon as I copy it and reload nXt, the error message shows again in the command line. I am able to use an expired trial version of nXt but cannot render at larger sizes. 

When I click the RPS License... button on the help pulldown menu on the toolbar, nothing happens. How do I access the license menu?

Thanks for any help.

[Rich Hart]

I'll have to locate a version which will work with your license number.

Obviously, the version which we sent you a link to download last week was missing the license dialog. I won't be able to track that down until tomorrow however, since no one is in the office today due to a snow event.

Rich

[Ergo Architecture]

Hi Rich, 

Thanks for the reply. This morning when I opened AutoCad and loaded nXt I had no trouble opening the RPS License dialog box. Not sure what changed or if my computer just decided to be nice today. I am all up and running again and unvalidated the old computer so that this new machine is the only one registered with the program. Thanks for your help though. 

Lydia

[Rich Hart]

Great!

Thanks for the update.

Rich