Hello, I recently encountered an error message when trying to launch Logix Designer. The error message states: "LogixDesigner.exe Start Error - One of the following licenses is required: CodeMeterAct 5000325:4000000000. Failure Reason: The CmActLicense needs to be reactivated. Error 263." I have tried searching for a solution, as well as uninstalling and reinstalling the program, but have had no success. Does anyone have any ideas on how to resolve this issue?
To resolve the issue, try uninstalling the "Rockwell Automation CM Runtime" software and then reinstalling it from the installation directory: \Studio 5000\24.00.00\Redist\CodeMeter_5.20.1\Rockwell Automation CM.msi. This process can help resolve any errors or glitches you may be experiencing with the software.
As I've noted previously, Logix Designer requires the third-party CodeMeter security service to be active in order to run smoothly. For more information on resolving the CmActLicence Error 263Access Level issue in Studio 5000, please refer to official documentation. Regards, George.
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After troubleshooting, the issue was resolved by uninstalling and then reinstalling "Rockwell Automation CM Runtime" from the installation folder located at \Studio 5000\24.00.00\Redist\CodeMeter_5.20.1\Rockwell Automation CM.msi. This solution can help fix any related issues. Thank you for the helpful advice and guidance! Cheers! 🍺 #RockwellAutomation #CMRuntime #Installation #Troubleshooting
Following up on this thread, I recently encountered an issue with the "Rockwell Automation CM Runtime" (also known as "CodeMeter Runtime Kit") after my computer crashed due to working in hot environments. It took some time to troubleshoot before identifying the problem. If you do not have the RSLogix installation tools, you can download the CodeMeter Runtime Kit separately from the Rockwell Automation website. Cheers, Vlad.
I've encountered the same issue in the past. The error message you're seeing is related to the licensing system that Logix Designer uses, called CodeMeter. As the error suggests, your license needs to be reactivated. You should be able to do this by navigating to the CodeMeter Control Center (available under Start menu > CodeMeter) and selecting your license in the "license" tab. There you should see an option to 'Reactivate License'. If that doesn't work, I recommend reaching out to Rockwell Automation support directly. They were very helpful with my issue.
Hey there, it seems like your Logix Designer license has expired or been deactivated hence Error 263. CodeMeterAct is a tool for license management, so the error is essentially saying it needs a valid license for the software to run. I'd recommend trying to manually reactivate the license. Usually, you can do this in the licensing management section of the software or on the software provider's website. If that doesn't work, consider reaching out to their customer support for a more comprehensive solution.
It seems like your Logix Designer software is having some licensing issue, particularly with your CodeMeter. The error message suggests that the license needs to be reactivated. From my experience, reactivation often needs to be done manually through the vendor's website or their software. I would recommend getting in touch with Rockwell Automation's (Logix Designer's developer) customer support for guidance on how to reactivate your license. It might also be worth checking if your firewall or antivirus is interfering with the license reactivation process. Hope this helps!
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Answer: Answer: This error message indicates that Logix Designer requires a CodeMeterAct license (specifically 5000325:4000000000) to run, and the CmActLicense needs to be reactivated.
Answer: Answer: To resolve this issue, you may need to reactivate the CmActLicense for Logix Designer.
Answer: Answer: If reinstalling Logix Designer did not resolve the issue, you may need to look into reactivating the CmActLicense specifically as mentioned in the error message to fix the problem.
Answer: Answer: The specific steps to reactivate the CmActLicense for Logix Designer may vary, but you can refer to the software's documentation or contact technical support for assistance in this process.
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