I would worry about the EnRoute continuing to work under the new HASP Driver. Was the key that now operates Flexi and EnRoute once a Casmate key? If so, it is a HASP brand key, not Aladdin brand.Īs Dennis mentioned, I would highly recommend contacting ScanvecAmiable regarding this issue before taking the chance of downing your production. It seems like a pretty recent memory of migrating from CASmate over to Flexi. We'll eventually have to bite the bullet and upgrade.
#INSTALLING ENROUTE 3 UPGRADE#
But the upgrade is pretty pricey and the 2.3 version is working for what we need. The two other Flexi keys (one a 7.5 and the other a 6.6) are on design computers.īefore anyone suggests it, yes I have thought hard about getting EnRoute 3. This key runs on a pretty important production system. The ZIP folder came with two files (hinstall.exe and haspds_windows.dll).
#INSTALLING ENROUTE 3 DRIVER#
Having what I feel are valid concerns about SP2 possibly toasting the EnRoute/Flexi key, I disabled automatic updates sometime back and have carefully installed critical updates but without allowing SP2 to install.Īnyway, does anyone have any experience with the 1/2005 dated HASP driver (version 4.96), particularly with running Flexi, EnRoute 2.3 or both? I'm not sure I want to try running this manual installer unless I'm absolutely sure it will work. Our shop has three Flexi licenses, but one of the dongles is a HASP-based parallel port dongle that operates both Flexi 7.0 and EnRoute 2.3 under Windows XP Service Pack 1. Some recent Windows critical updates have reminded me of it. It's been a few months since I have investigated this issue (since Win XP SP2 was first released).
I have a technical question regarding the possibility of operating EnRoute 2.3 under Windows XP Professional Service Pack 2.
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