In case, backup files are not found, in that situation you can recover your files using data recovery tool. Text presented in Ragnarok ransomware text file: #what happend? Unfortunately your files are encrypted, To decrypt your files follow the instructions. You need a decrypt tool so that you can decrypt all of your files. If your trial use of Windows 10 comes to an end, you can try this solution to reset the trial time to avoid “Your Windows license will expire soon” message. In this situation, you can reset the trial time via Command Prompt and Registry Editor, which can let you use Windows 10 normally as if the trial period is still undergoing. SoundCloud may request cookies to be set on your device. We use cookies to let us know when you visit SoundCloud, to understand how you interact with us, to enrich and personalize your user experience, to enable social media functionality and to customize your relationship with SoundCloud, including providing you with more relevant advertising.
License information
You can keep track of all licenses that share the same software license file both on this site and on all other sites, your Milestone Care subscriptions and decide how you want to activate your licenses. For basic information about the different XProtect licenses, see Licenses (explained).
- You can think that this website has not been finished but you have to put your stuff in it! It includes: A website called LightHalzen Azulita Source (PSD if you want to edit something) It has been tested in: Safari 5.1.5 FireFox 11.0 Google Chrome 18.0.1025.142 m IE 9 IE 6 does not work at all because it is outdated.
- This can cause the license file to be saved with an extra file extension, such as 'txt' if the license file is saved using FileSave As and 'Text Document (.txt)' is selected. This will result in the license file being saved with a double extension, either.lic.txt or.lic.html.
Licensed to
Lists the contact details of the license owner that you entered during the software registration. Click Edit details to edit the license owner information. Here you can also find a link to the end user license agreement, which you accepted prior to the installation.
Milestone Care
Here you can see information about your current Milestone Care™ level. When you bought your system, you also entered a two-year Milestone Care Plus subscription. Your installation is always covered by Milestone Care Basic which gives you access to different types of self-help material like knowledge base articles, guides and tutorials on our Support website. A Milestone Care Plus subscription gives you access to upgrades. You also get access to the Customer Dashboard service, the Smart Connect feature, and the full Push Notification functionality. The expiration date of your Milestone Care Plus subscription is visible in the Installed Products table. If you have a Milestone Care Premium subscription, you can also contact Milestone support for help. Please remember to include information about your Milestone Care ID when contacting Milestone support. Again, the expiry date for your Milestone Care Premium subscription is visible. To learn more about Milestone Care, follow the links. If you decide to buy or renew a Milestone Care subscription after you have installed your system, you must activate your licenses before the correct Milestone Care information is shown.
Installed Products
Lists the following information about all your installed base licenses for XProtect VMS and add-on products that share the same software license file:
- Products and versions
- The products' software license code (SLC).
- The expiration date of your SLC. Typically, unlimited.
- The expiration date of your Milestone Care Plus subscription.
- The expiration date of your Milestone Care Premium subscription.
Note: Some licenses, such as XProtect Essential+, do not include the option for Milestone Care Plus or Milestone Care Premium, and these columns will not appear in the window.
License Overview - All sites
Lists the number of activated hardware device licenses or other licenses in your software license file and the total number of available licenses on your system. Here you can easily see if you can still grow your system without purchasing additional licenses.
For a detailed overview of the status of your licenses activated on other sites, click the License Details - All sites link. See the License Details - Current site section below for the available information.
If you have licenses for add-on products, you can see additional details about these under the add-on product specific nodes in the Site Navigation Pane.
License Details - Current Site
The Activated column lists the number of activated hardware device licenses or other licenses on this site.
You can also see the number of used device changes without activation and how many you have available per year in the Changes without activation column.
If you have licenses that you have not yet activated and that therefore run in a grace period, these are listed in the In Grace Period column. The expiration date of the first license which expires, appears in red below the table.
If you forget to activate licenses before the grace period expires, they will stop sending video to the system. These licenses are shown in the Grace Period Expired column. See also Activate licenses after grace period.
If you have used more licenses than you have available, these are listed in the Without License column and cannot be used in your system. See also Get additional licenses.
If you have licenses in a grace period, with an expired grace period or without license, a message will pop up to remind you every time you log into your Management Client.
Hardware devices without licenses are identified by an exclamation mark in the Management Client. Note that the exclamation mark is also used for other purposes. Place your mouse over the exclamation mark to see the purpose.
Features for activating licenses
Below the three tables are
- A check box for enabling automatic license activation and a link to edit the user credentials for automatic activation. For more information, see Automatic license activation (explained) and Enable automatic license activation. If the automatic activation has failed, a failed message will appear in red. For more information, click the Details link.
- A drop-down list for manually activating licenses online or offline. For more information, see Activate licenses online and Activate licenses offline.
- In the lower right corner of the page, you can see when your licenses were activated last (automatically or manually) and when the information on the page were refreshed. The time stamps are from the server and not from the local computer.
Note: Some licenses, such as XProtect Essential+, are installed with the automatic license activation enabled, and it is not possible to disable this setting.
© 2018 Milestone Systems A/S
COVID-19 Update: USCIS Provides I-9 Guidance on Expired Driver’s Licenses and State IDs
To subscribe to our blog, copy this URL and paste it to your RSS reader: https://www.lawlogix.com/feed/
If you need an RSS feed reader, you can try https://feedly.com
UPDATED: On Monday, March 30, 2020, the USCIS provided us with revised (and clarified) guidance on how to document an expired driver’s license or state ID on the Form I-9 due to a COVID-19 extension. Our original article has been modified as indicated in red font below.
During the past few weeks, many states across the US have been closing their DMV branch offices to the public in order to limit the spread of the coronavirus (COVID-19). As a result, individuals may be unable to apply for a new driver’s license or state ID, particularly when an in-person visit is required. To minimize customer inconvenience, many of these states are either extending the validity of the driver’s licenses and state IDs automatically or in some cases, simply limiting enforcement in the event of traffic stops.
But as we all know, the Form I-9 rules dictate that employers may only accept unexpired documents, with a few exceptions for certain documents which are auto-extended by DHS (such as EADs). Employers may also accept a variety of different receipts, including those for the application to replace a lost, stolen or damaged document – however, this would not be applicable for someone who is simply renewing their driver’s license or ID.
Last week, we inquired with the United States Citizenship and Immigration Services (USCIS) on whether they would create a special allowance for employees who are unable to renew a driver’s license or state ID as a result of COVID-19. Today, the USCIS responded with the following Q&A guidance:
Q: Many states are extending the expiration date of state IDs and/or driver’s licenses. How should the extension be documented in Section 2?
A: If the employee’s state ID or driver’s license expired on or after March 1, 2020, and the document expiration date has been extended by their state due to COVID-19, then it is acceptable as a List B document for Form I-9. Enter the document’s expiration date in Section 2 and enter “COVID-19 EXT” in the Additional Information field. Employers may also attach a copy of the state motor vehicle department’s webpage or other notice indicating that their documents have been extended.
The Section 2 expiration date should be the actual expiration date printed on the employee’s document and not an auto-extension date.
Employers can confirm that their state has auto-extended the expiration date of state IDs and driver’s licenses by checking the state Motor Vehicle Administration or Department of Motor Vehicle’s website.
Author’s note: as of this writing, the USCIS has not yet published this guidance on their website (however, we expect them to do so very soon).
As indicated in the Q&A above, employers are able to accept expired driver’s licenses or state IDs as a List B document for I-9 purposes so long as the ID expired on or after March 1, 2020. Unfortunately, the guidance is vague on whether the employer should enter the “expired” date in the List B expiration date field or the auto-extended date, which is generally the recommended process for these types of scenarios. LawLogix has inquired with the USCIS, and we anticipate additional guidance will be forthcoming.(Revised 3/30).
In addition, employers are instructed to enter the expired date of the driver’s license (or state ID) in Section 2, which is a departure from how they typically handle auto-extended documents such as EADs. We suspect that the USCIS chose this process in light of the fact that auto-extended dates are often a moving target (since some states are extending for a period of time after the state of emergency has been lifted).
What should you do if your new hire’s driver’s license or state ID expired before March 1, 2020? One thing to remember is that employees may present a wide variety of documents in order to demonstrate both identity and work authorization. Therefore, as a first step, you may inquire whether the individual has any other documents from the Lists of Acceptable Documents which can be presented instead. Asking for alternative documents is a standard practice when an employee provides a document which does not meet the strict requirements of the Form I-9.
*********
If you have any questions on this alert or need help in managing your I-9s remotely during this crisis, please contact us here. LawLogix will continue monitoring this situation very closely, and provide alerts and practice advisories as soon as possible.
Your Using Outdated Licence File Ragnarok Tv
About John Fay
Your Using Outdated Licence File Ragnarok Online
Newest Webinar
LawLogix Form I-9 and E-Verify Fall Webinar Series
Join LawLogix for a two-part Webinar series, led by nationally-recognized I-9 expert and immigration attorney, John Fay, as we dive […]Read More »
Recent Posts
ICE extends virtual I-9 vacation for employers through the end of summer 2021
During the past couple of weeks, HR managers across the US have been staring at their I-9 files, with a […]Read More »The End of an I-9 Dilemma: SSA Discontinues the Sending of No-Match Letters to Employers
Last month, the Social Security Administration (SSA) quietly announced they are no longer sending Social Security No-Match Letters to employers […]Read More »