Less likely/more involved solutions (skip this if you'd prefer an IT technician to assist instead).This will remove the old temporary file, which can sometimes cause license errors to continue even after resolving the issue. If this does not work, go to "C:\\Program Files\\SAS\\JMPPRO\\14" on your computer, and rename the "JMP.per" file to something like "".This will automatically update your software to the latest license.
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You can find this at or go to the software repository (click here for instructions on how to use the software repository) at "R:\\JMP\\Windows" and run the "JMP Pro 14.1 2019-2020 Renewal.exe". The easiest way to do this is to run the "renewal only" application.If you get an error message about the license being expired and you've already had JMP on your computer for a while, chances are you just need to update your license to the latest version.LICENSE ERRORS - SOFTWARE IS ALREADY INSTALLED Go through the installer prompts, and restart the computer if necessary.Note also that JMP 14.3 is installed using the JMP 14.1 license. Likely, the file will be named something like "JMP Pro 14.3.exe". When installing, make sure that you are installing the latest version of JMP.You can download from either, the CCIT Software Center, or from the software repository (click here for instructions on how to use the software repository) at "R:\\JMP\\Windows".If you are off campus, you will need to connect to the VPN before proceeding. If you have already installed JMP before, you can skip this section.If you have a Mac, click here for troubleshooting JMP licensing issues on Macs. Instead, the issue can be either the user not having the most up to date license, or the software having an issue due to an old temporary file.
Often, the license is not actually expired as Clemson may have already renewed the license. When installing JMP or using it for a while, users may sometimes experience issues where their license appears to be expired.
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