bashbro124
Hey all... ive been using VDJ for awhile now and love it... i use it on my Dell latitude D830 but the place where i plug the power into it is all messed up and since its an old computer im looking for a new one ... when i get my new one will i be able to transfer my VDJ license to that computer and discontinue this one cuz this computer will be dead? what does everyone else do when they get a new computer?
Mensajes Fri 10 Apr 09 @ 2:37 pm
djstaffy
not sure but think once you have your account you can just download it again.doesnt matter which pc its on as long as your a member.just make sure to copy your vdj folder so you can reload it on new pc for que points ect
Mensajes Fri 10 Apr 09 @ 2:48 pm
bashbro124
where is that VDJ folder/file with all my cues? that would be a DISASTER to lose that haha
Mensajes Fri 10 Apr 09 @ 2:52 pm
djrenee
You can install VDJ in up to (2) computers of your choice, the license has nothing to do with the physical computer.
However both computers (Or specifically the software) must be used by YOU and you alone.
You can always download the most current version from the website but I would recommend keeping a local backup and not relying on the website. Websites go down from time to time for various reasons. (Remember Murphy's Law)
Your cues and all other important settings are located in: MYDOCUMENTS/VIRTUALDJ Folder.
~R~
However both computers (Or specifically the software) must be used by YOU and you alone.
You can always download the most current version from the website but I would recommend keeping a local backup and not relying on the website. Websites go down from time to time for various reasons. (Remember Murphy's Law)
Your cues and all other important settings are located in: MYDOCUMENTS/VIRTUALDJ Folder.
~R~
Mensajes Fri 10 Apr 09 @ 2:56 pm
wildcountryclub
what they said, but with this addendum:
have you bought a new power cord since buying the computer?
dell laptops are notorious for power cords going bad, especially on the models from about 2-3 years ago. it might not be where the cord plugs in.. it might be the cord/adapter itself.
have you bought a new power cord since buying the computer?
dell laptops are notorious for power cords going bad, especially on the models from about 2-3 years ago. it might not be where the cord plugs in.. it might be the cord/adapter itself.
Mensajes Fri 10 Apr 09 @ 5:22 pm
bashbro124
o its definately the computer... the power cord plugs in over a stalk inside the computer and that stalk is bent all the way up aka cant plug the power adapter in.. i tried to take the thing apart but to no avail
Mensajes Sat 11 Apr 09 @ 4:26 pm
wildcountryclub
gotcha. but still might be cheaper to have the part replaced than buy a new one. then buy a new one anyway so you have 2 and use one for a backup.
have fun shopping.
have fun shopping.
Mensajes Sat 11 Apr 09 @ 5:39 pm