If you've bought the hardware you shouldn't have to pay to use the accompanying software as well. If you get used, ur screwed.(05-22-2019 01:32 PM)toml_12953 Wrote: (05-22-2019 05:20 AM)grsbanks Wrote: Is that still payware? It's not much, about £30/yr if I recall, but it's the principle. I think they changed their terms of agreement for the software, so only new calcs can get a free license. If you guys got a hack by which you can install a (working) copy of the student software on Wine, I'd appreciate it.ĮDIT 3: I contacted TI according to the advice given by u/Lric1313 but they said I gotta buy a brand new license for 119 bucks. Even when I click on it the splash screen comes, but unfortunately nothing happens after that. I was astounded 😂 they have a real expert team of devs i think.ĮDIT 2: I tried installing the software on Winebottler and Crossover, and it actually installed perfectly.

I also tried resetting the date and time of my mac to when I first installed the trial. I even disconnected my mbp from the Internet.

I downloaded Find Any File and deleted all files that had the word 'nspire' in it, and after reinstalling there was still the damn restriction. Also, a VM isn't a vialble solution cuz it really takes up resources on my macbook.ĮDIT: TI did a great job making sure tryna reset the trial is impossible.

I spent days surfing the web for a solution and even other forums but nothing worked.

Does anyone know where the trial info is stored on a macOS so i can reset it? I'm not willing to spend another 115 bucks for the damn student software. I really need to use it during my finals this june but I accidentally installed it, expiring the 30-day trial. Since it was used, it didn't have the student software license key so I downloaded the trial on my macbook. I recently got a Ti-nspire CX-T II CAS calc (the red one).

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