HASP SRM Run-time Command-line Installer: Readme

This document provides information regarding the HASP SRM Run-time Command-line Installer, including enhancements and limitations. Using this installer, you can test HASP4, Hardlock, HASP HL, and HASP SRM under any of the supported operating systems.

Version 5.75 (September 2009)

Operating Systems Supported

Windows Server 2008 R2
Windows 7
Windows Vista
Windows Server 2003 R2
Windows XP
Windows 2000

Windows 98SE and Windows ME (for backward compatibility only)

Notes

Windows XP Embedded is not supported with this installer. To install the HASP SRM Run-time environment under Windows XP Embedded, use the SLD file.

The installer detects the version of the operating system at run-time, before installing the relevant drivers.

Enhancements

The HASP SRM Run-time Command-line Installer is now supported under Windows 7 and Windows Server 2008 R2.

Installation

Type haspdinst.exe -? for command-line help.
To use HASP SRM Business Studio to produce Run-time Environment installers in the HASP SRM v.4.0 environment, overwrite the haspdinst.exe file in
...\Program Files\Aladdin\HASP SRM\Redistribute\Runtime Environment\cmd Install\ with the file in this package.

Note

By default, Windows Vista, Windows Server 2008, and Windows 7 operating systems display a User Account Control message during driver installation. The user must click Continue to continue the installation. Alternatively, the user can change the default setting from the Control Panel of their operating system.

Upgrade Notes

When upgrading the HASP SRM Run-time Environment, ensure that it is not currently being accessed. Although the installation program can terminate applications that are accessing the Run-time, it cannot terminate running services.
If you are running HASP License Manager (HASP4 and HASP HL legacy License Manager) as a service, you must stop the License Manager before proceeding with the installation.

Limitations

When using Win32 HASP HL Envelope-protected applications using DataHASP or overlays that run on Windows x64 operating systems, you must unmap any memory-mapped files prior to closing the application to prevent possible data loss.

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