I've had to re-authorize AD2 multiple times over the last 18 months. Every major Windows update at least. It would be ideal if XLN provided the date of registration so I would know which of my systems to delete when re-authorizing. I think they are sorted in time-order, though.

AllanH
I've had to re-authorize AD2 multiple times over the last 18 months. Every major Windows update at least. It would be ideal if XLN provided the date of registration so I would know which of my systems to delete when re-authorizing. I think they are sorted in time-order, though.

Its a mess the way XLN authorisations get wrecked by Windows updates. The only other one I have had similar issues with in Independence Pro, which I retired after the Win 10 update, at least with XLN its not too much trouble to re-authorise.

AllanH
I've had to re-authorize AD2 multiple times over the last 18 months. Every major Windows update at least. It would be ideal if XLN provided the date of registration so I would know which of my systems to delete when re-authorizing. I think they are sorted in time-order, though.

I initially assumed chronological sorting, too, but in my case that wasn't the case. The only way to know which one to delete is by comparing computer IDs against your current one, as shown in the About Box in AD. 

bitflipper
After updating CC I see there's an update to Addictive Drums. Maybe in response to to re-authorization issue after the last Windows update?

Once installed, do not use the Command Center for Addictive Drums or Melodyne. Use the manufacturer supplied update routines. After install, it is best to hide them in the Command Center. Right-click on them to get the hide option. To speed up the update check, consider hiding DPro, Rapture and any thing else which is unlikely to be updated.