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8. Here’s a structured table summarizing all the main reasons why a 1C license might stop working and recommended recovery actions:

Reason

License Type Affected

How to Fix / Recommended Action

Hard drive / SSD replaced or failed

Software

Reactivate via 1C Licensing Center; restore from backup if possible

Motherboard replaced

Software

Request reactivation from 1C support (hardware ID changed)

Network card replaced (MAC changed)

Software / Network

Reactivate or reissue license

BIOS reset / firmware update

Software

Reactivate license; ensure BIOS settings are stable

Hardware failure (bad sectors, controller issues)

Software / Hardware key

Repair hardware and restore license or contact support

Cloned or moved virtual machine

Software

Reactivate after moving VM; avoid cloning licensed VMs

OS reinstallation or upgrade

Software

Reactivate license; keep backup of license files

System restored from backup without license data

Software

Restore license folder or reactivate manually

Registry cleaning tools removed license keys

Software

Reactivate license; exclude 1C registry keys from cleaners

License folder deleted (C:\ProgramData\1C\licenses)

Software

Restore from backup or reactivate

Failed 1C update damaged license

Software

Reinstall 1C platform; reactivate license

Antivirus or Defender blocked license files

Software / Network

Add exclusions to antivirus; restore and reactivate license

1C service or RLM server not running

Network

Restart services; check ports and firewall

Lost connection to license server

Network

Check RLM server status and network connectivity

Server IP changed

Network

Update client connection settings

Firewall / antivirus blocking license ports

Network

Add exceptions for RLM ports

Multiple license servers in same network

Network

Leave only one active RLM server

License service crashed or failed to start

Network / Software

Restart service or server; check logs

Dongle physically damaged

Hardware

Replace key; request duplicate from vendor

Drivers not installed or corrupted

Hardware

Reinstall HASP/Sentinel drivers

Key inserted into different USB port / not detected

Hardware

Plug into same port; check Device Manager

USB instability or unsafe removal

Hardware

Use stable USB port; never unplug during use

VM moved to another host

Software

Reactivate license; avoid moving without reactivation

Changed hypervisor (e.g., VMware → VirtualBox)

Software

Reactivate; avoid changing virtualization platform

Changed VM UUID / MAC address

Software

Restore original parameters or reactivate license

Snapshot rollback without license state

Software

Reactivate after rollback

License expired (temporary license)

All

Renew or purchase permanent license

Incorrect system date/time

Software / Network

Correct time settings; restart 1C services

Activation failed (server unavailable)

All

Retry later or contact 1C support

Administrator deleted license data

All

Restore from backup or reactivate

Corrupted registry or system files

Software

Run system repair and reactivate license


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