So I again right-clicked the icon and choose (again) "run as administrator" and went back to help and repeated that process, with the same result.įor some reason, the product is not being recognized as being registered by Sony.
MAGIX SOUND FORGE PRO 11 REINSTALL REGISTRATION
I did this but I was not prompted "for registration again" so under "Help" I clicked "Register Sound Forge Pro" and entered the information and clicked send.
Sony "tech" directed to a page that told me to right-click the icon and "run as administrator" which would then "prompt for registration again, allowing the information to be correctly entered into the registry."fix the issue for all other users." I've repeated the process over and over and the results remain the same. Then I click "next" and the UAC window opens asking me to give permission to run the "Sony Application Registration Utility." I click the icon on my desktop and am prompted to register it (although I've already registered it). The problem I and others are having is we are unable to open the program!
MAGIX SOUND FORGE PRO 11 REINSTALL WINDOWS 8.1
I'd really been hoping to find a Microsoft application that was packed with Windows 8.1 that'd return the same result as Forge, Firefox or Chrome, but they must blacklist those applications from being run against the compatibility troubleshooter.
It just launches in Win8 compatibility mode because it's compatible with Windows 8. You can attempt the same tests with Chrome or Firefox and you'll get the exact same results - by default the troubleshooter will attempt to run the app in Win8 compatibility mode and claim that the app is "incompatible" if it successfully launches in that state. Whether or not there's a problem, it'll attempt to fix one. The real issue is that Windows makes the assumption that there's a problem with the application if you're running the compatibility troubleshooter. What you're seeing is some assumptions made by the compatibility troubleshooter paired with some poor phrasing on Microsoft's part. Those results have been filed with Microsoft as a part of our Windows 8 Logo Certification.
Build 272 of Sound Forge 11 has been tested against this revision of the ACK and passed. The release of Windows 8.1 coincided with the release of version 3.1 of the Windows Application Compatibility Kit ("ACK" for short).
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