Autotune 7 authorization code - Antares Auto-Tune 7 TDM

I have just had a quick look at the specs for both units you mention - you didn't say whether you are running a marine base station or it is on board a vessel?

In either case I would advocate keeping both units as separate as possible and using a dedicated psu for the autotuner and so only the transceiver output is the only connection you need to make to the autotuner other than connection to the antenna and to a good earth or ground plane.
I also suspect the autotuner is intended to be fitted close to the antenna as it is "fully weatherproofed"...

Don't feel special Jeff. Dealers all around the world have the same problem. IMO, the technology is just not quite there yet.

Autotune
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When an application/program is installed, Windows does more than create a new folder on the hard drive. It also writes data about the program to a 'registry', that keeps track of many system settings, including installed programs. Your best bet at fixing this problem would be as follows:

- Download Ccleaner from here: http://www.piriform.com/ccleaner/download/portable Extract the .zip file and run 'ccleaner.exe'. Navigate to the 'registry' tab, and click 'Scan for Issues'. A list of potential problems with the registry will be generated. One of the things this will look for is any registry entries that link to folders that do not exist (like the one you deleted). After the scan has finished, click "Fix selected issues..." If you are prompted to back up the registry, you may do so, but it is not necessary. Restart the computer and try to install AutoTune.

- If that did not work, open the control panel (Start -> Control Panel, or type 'control panel' in the start menu search box) and navigate to 'Add/Remove Programs'. After the list has populated, look for your AutoTune program in the list. Select it, and you will see an option for 'uninstall'. Try to uninstall it. If you get a message saying that the program cannot be found, and you are asked to remove it from the list, say 'yes'. Reboot and try to install AutoTune.

- If you still cannot install AutoTune, download and install Revo Uninstaller, found here: http://www.softpedia.com/progDownload/Revo-Uninstaller-Download-74235.html This will deeply scan your system for any programs that are installed or that have left remnants of themselves behind. Try to uninstall AutoTune from Revo Uninstaller, reboot, and try to install AutoTune.

HI! Dear Adobe Photoshop 7.0 doesn't require an authorization code. Make it clear which version of Photoshop are you using.
Versions later than 7 requires authorization code. Serial number for v 7 is 1045-1209-6738-4668-7696-2783

Is it a legit copy of autotunes? That sounds like a corrupted install file or a corrupted copy of windows.