Installing FLEXID10 Drivers on Windows
Separate commands are used to install the 32-bit and the 64-bit versions of the FLEXID10 driver. You can invoke a user interface for the installation process or perform a silent installation via the command line.
To install the driver using the supplied user interface
| 1. | Update the parameters in setup.ini: |
ForceOverrite=0
Gui=1
ErrorMessages=1
| 2. | At a command prompt from the directory where the dongle-driver installer resides, enter the appropriate command. |
| • | For a 32-bit driver: |
SETUP32.exe
| • | For a 64-bit driver: |
SETUP64.exe
| 3. | Double click the SETUP32.exe or SETUP64.exe. |
| 4. | Click Next to start the copy and setup process. Click Next through the wizard, and then click Finish. |
| 5. | Reboot the machine. |
Note:Failure to reboot once you install the driver can cause problems with the driver working properly.
After the installation, perform the steps described under To specify the location of the FLEXID10 dongle library.
To install the driver silently using the command line
| 1. | Update the parameters in setup.ini file: |
ForceOverrite=1
Gui=0
ErrorMessages=0
| 2. | At a command prompt from the directory where the dongle-driver installer resides, enter the appropriate command. |
| • | For a 32-bit driver: |
SETUP32.exe
| • | For a 64-bit driver: |
SETUP64.exe
| 3. | Reboot the machine. |
Note:Failure to reboot once you install the driver can cause problems with the driver working properly.
After the installation, perform the steps described under To specify the location of the FLEXID10 dongle library.
To specify the location of the FLEXID10 dongle library
Do one of the following:
| • | Define the FlexNet environment variable FLEXID_LIBRARY_PATH to point to the location of the dongle shared object, WkWin32.dll or WkWin64.dll (depending on your architecture). |
| • | Manually copy the DLLs to the Windows installation System32 or SysWOW64 directory (depending on your architecture). |