Error 065 File Locked on USERS SY Users Lic. File
Release Date: 03/24/2021
Version: 8.0 & Up
The incident involved a user who suddenly
could not run Elliott 8.5 from the workstation.
An attempt was made to reinstall the Pervasive client and to reinstall Elliott 8.5 on the local workstation, but neither had an effect.
All other users could
still run Elliott 8.5 without a problem. In this case we suspect the
user's Windows profile was corrupted, so the solution was to recreate the user
profile.
MAD
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