EULA notice on VMS11

Jack S wrote on 11/9/2011, 4:39 PM

Hi Guys.
I've recently upgraded to VMS HD Plat 11 and every time I launch it I get the EULA notice and the prompts to accept or reject. I keep ticking Accept but it persists in showing up the next time I launch it. Any ideas? I haven't seen this reported on the forum so maybe it's something I should do that I haven't.

I forgot to mention. The EULA notice has only started to be a pain since upgrading to build 256.

Comments

ArtfulCodger wrote on 11/9/2011, 5:24 PM

Well I just upgraded to 256 and I'm not seeing it (fingers cross!)

Run running it once in admin mode see if that helps.

musicvid10 wrote on 11/9/2011, 7:05 PM

Are you running as administrator?
Do you have Norton, McAfee, or another anitvirus running?

Markk655 wrote on 11/9/2011, 7:16 PM

I had the same issue with the initial build (220?). No matter what I did install/uninstall (as an admin or not), cleaned registry etc... nothing worked. I skipped the 2nd build. The third build (currently available for download as a free update - 256), I had it upon the first install, but then my help disappeared. I uninstalled it and then immediately re-installed it.To my surprise, not only did my Help come back (that part I knew thanks to the forum and wasn't a surprise), but the EULA window also went away.

Hopefully the same works for you.

I am on Vista 32/C2D 2.66 GHz with a GT240 video card.

felipito wrote on 11/9/2011, 8:04 PM

had the same problem. hated it. i just went to C:\Program Files\Sony\Vegas Movie Studio HD Platinum 11.0\ and deleted the eula file (a 47.3 kb file) and voila!!! no more eula screen

Jack S wrote on 11/10/2011, 10:38 AM

Thanks felipito. Used your method as I didn't want to try uninstalling and reinstalling again. Worked as you said it would.

Thanks to all for responding to my query.

DLIS wrote on 5/27/2012, 9:40 AM

Worked perfectly for me this morning too, brilliant, thank you.

SPECS:
I'm running Movie Studio HD Platinum v. 11.0 Build 256 on Win 7 x64. Note: I deleted the EULA file, not the .dll, which was much larger.