If using an offline machine, you can save the authorization file to your portable storage device and bring it back to the computer where Live is installed.Ĩ. The Ableton server will generate an authorization (.auz) file for the computer you want to authorize:ħa. Enter your hardware code from Live and click "Download". You can find the list of your earlier licenses under View serial numbers:ħ. In case you upgraded Live from earlier versions, only the new version will be shown in the list and can be used to authorize the older versions. Note: In case you purchased a Live license without owning earlier versions of Live and would like to authorize older versions for example for technical reasons such as running a non-supported OS for Live 9, contact Support for available options. Once you are logged in, select your Live license from the list and click offline authorization. Offline authorization can be performed on the same computer, as long as it has an internet connection.Ħ. Note: You do not necessarily need to use a second computer to authorize offline.
On an internet-connected computer, log in to your Ableton user account. You can also save this information as a text file to make it easier to find later.ĥ. Note down the hardware code (you will need to enter this number in your account). Live will display another window in which the hardware code of your computer is shown, as well as further information regarding the Offline Authorization process:Ĥ. When Live starts, you will see an authorization dialog. Install Live on the computer that you wish to use it on.Ģ. If you cannot successfully authorize online, or if your computer is not connected to the internet, or if you are trying to authorize an older version of Live (4-9), you can follow these steps to authorize Live offline:ġ.
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