Cannot install on second machine

[Ian Craig]

trying to install Dreamsynth on new machine, so it will be on 2. It says I have reached the maximum number of users & directs me to the store which lists 2 machines for all product. So I try to sign into the store support thing which won't let me sign in using my password, then won't let me reset the password to the one that I was using.
Just to be clear, I had it on one machine, I copied the files from the original to get my presets, after installing it on the second machine. I keep getting 'your machine has changed in some way'. Fine (working backwards through the alphabet), I get to Dreamsynth & this starts. How many Installations is allowed & why has this stopped working with the second machine ?

[Ian Craig]

Okay, I deleted the second machine and re-installed it. So you can close this. I hope my presets and preferences remain.

[UrbanCyborg]

Just guessing, but my guess is that something in the files you copied contained a description of the machine you first installed to. Copying that to a second machine resulted in the message that something about your machine had changed, since the installer on the second machine was then claiming to be the first machine, implicitly.

Reid

[Yearofthegoat]

Gosh! Glad I read this - I have Dreamsynth on 3 machines at the moment. Was just for testing purposes so I'll go and delete the not-needed machine.

[UrbanCyborg]

You can install on up to four machines, I believe. If you install from scratch this issue won't arise; it just happened because you copied some files you shouldn't have. So long as you only copy preset files, you should be okay.

Reid