For now, I just created 2 folders on my desktop for fast access, each contains a license file for the 2 different ID's that randomly show up when reactivation is required. It takes 3 seconds to reactivate and previous settings are recalled. Rather than wasting minutes menu and folder digging for licenses each time, its the best workflow solution I have come up with.

Hopefully R2R shifts their attention from AA to PA to once and for all fix it. I would guess at least as many if not many more people use the PA plugins over AA due to file size and other issues with AA

 

I don't have time to read through this whole thread so forgive me if this has already been answered, but is your studio PC online?

I just unfortunately had to reconnect my studio PC to the internet for the first time in 3 years to update an old iPad. And my Plugin Alliance license reset afterwards. Found that quite odd. Could just be a coincidence but this happened with none of my other 100+ plugins & didn't happen for 3 years until getting back online.

 

Did you correctly block the address specified in the nfo from your hosts files?

Have you correctly configured your firewall, indicating to you as soon as an entry or exit takes place and therefore whether it is validated or not?

Have you excluded your wrapper, keygen & auth files from your computer's antivirus?

What is the last legitimate or illegal installation of PA that you did?