License deactivation
One license is limited to one computer at a time. In case of a hardware change, re-installation of the OS, or migration to another computer, the MapTiler Engine license must be deactivated. MapTiler Engine is ready to accept small changes in your machine - changed hard disk, updated CPU, increased RAM. But these changes cannot be done together, as this could lead to losing the activation.
When you buy a higher version of MapTiler Engine, you should activate the license key. The process is described in a standalone how-to.
There are several methods of deactivation and we’ll explain them all in this article.
Deactivation in MapTiler Engine (recommended)
To deactivate, go to the main menu Account → License key and click the Deactivate button. This is the preferred way of key deactivation.
The software automatically deactivates your license with uninstalling as well.
Deactivation in MapTiler Cloud (emergency)
MapTiler Cloud offers simple Engine key administration with an option to deactivate your key. After you sign in, go to Engine Administration where you can add, see already connected, and manage your MapTiler Engine keys.
MapTiler Engine license key can be immediately deactivated here in case you lost access to your computer due to an unexpected incident like a hardware failure.
Contact MapTiler Support (last hope)
In exceptional cases described above, when you have previously not connected your accounts, the software can be deactivated manually. In such a case, contact us. However, be ready that this method takes some time. To avoid this, connect your Engine key with a Cloud account!
Useful links
Activating the license in MapTiler Engine
Contact MapTiler Support
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