De-Registering

[ags150]

I wish to de-register PSP 11 and pass on to a friend as I have now purchased PSP X3; the copy of Video Studio X3 and PSPP X3 already registered were OEM products on a laptop which was recently sold. How do I de-register the products and wipe the slate clean?

[df]

Contact Corel, but I'm afraid you may be out of luck. The license is in effect a long term rental and not transferable.

[Ron P.]

DF is correct sort of...

With programs that you purchase and register you can transfer the registration. You do need to go through Corel to do that. Where you have a problem is that they are OEM. For you to be able to give them to someone, you must also give them the hardware (computer) that they were installed on.

[ags150]

Many thanks for the replies: I will contact Corel re. my copy of PSP 11; the 2 OEM X3 products are on a laptop which has been sold as mentioned in my post, but they are still registered to me. I normally avoid registering products and if this turns out to be a hassle, I will not be registering any products in the future!

[teknisyan]

Hello ags150,

If you can send me the email address where you register the OEM product, then I can have someone to handle this for you. I created a case number for your issue and you should be able to see it as a new private message.

[GraphicsDON]

Piggybacking on this question.

I have registered PSP x3 (OEM) and PSP x5 (DVD). I own but did not register VSP x3 (OEM). I have PSP x5 on my main system, would like to install/transfer or otherwise load x3 on another system since only 1 install per license. All I have is an image from an HP OEM system that died a few months ago, but my account has a clear registration. I found the setup files, but it stopped me because it's exclusive to an HP machine. Is there a way around this? Thanks.

hd