Development Environment is showing my licence is expired

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Posted on by manish.yadav

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Dear All,
My NAV 2013 development environment is showing my licence is expired. I am getting the error messages, 'You can edit or something like that...'.
Please find below screenshot for reference.

What I need to do know, kindly advise. Now, I am unable to write any code or new development.
Or, is there any way I can increase the date manually of existing licence for do my work.
Thanks
With Regards
Manish Yadav

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Tharanga Chandrasekara 23,118 on at

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You need to download a new developer license from the Microsoft site and upload it to the development environment. However it is bit strange since your license does not have an expiry date.

Just try re-uploading the license file, it might solve the issue.

How to upload a license : http://tharangac-dynamicsnav.blogspot.com/2014/10/how-to-upload-license-file-into_18.html

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manish.yadav 1,893 on at

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Hello All,

Thank you for your instant reply. Your provided link is not working. Please find above screenshot for reference.

Please provide me the exact link, where's I can download the developer license.

Thanks
With Regards
Manish Yadav

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Amol Salvi 18,698 on at

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The said license is expired and due to this this error is showing

Are you using developer or customer license ?

If you are using developer license then it is expired and if you are using client license then you need to contact partner for new license

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Tharanga Chandrasekara 23,118 on at

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I think this is a customer license and you need to re upload it and check. If the license still gives the same error you need to contact your NAV partner.

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