I've had lots of problems moving my keys as well. I was getting errors with
specific numbers relating to the errors. Because of that, I am always a
little nervous to move keys. I wish i could feel confident with this
supposed easy task. You might want to try the "hjauth command go to run
and enter hjauth and tab to follow the prompts.
-----Original Message-----
From: Chipmunks <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED] <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Date: Thursday, April 01, 1999 2:46 AM
Subject: Problems Moving Authorization key
>Hi, Listers,
>
>After all the recent talk and horror stories about problems moving the
>authorization keys, I ran into a problem there myself.
>
>I tried following instructions in the everlock faq that came with JFW to
>move the key from my hard drive back to the authorization disk (to run a
>defrag) on the hd by typing
>
>c:\jfw32\evmove c: a: /b
>
>from the DOS prompt.
>
>this would not move the key, however. the error message I got was
>
>"bad command or file name."
>
>After that, I also tried the "winmove" command, but that informed me it had
>found no authorization on my hard drive.
>
>Fortuantely, the authorization is still in place and Sharky is talking.
>However, I can't seem to move the key back to the authorization disk and
>don't dare running any program that could shoot the key.
>
>Can I trust the authorization manager to move my key back to the
>hathorization disk? I vaguely remember reading about problems with that.
>
>I am running version 3.20.09 of JFW, that is I installed no patch for.it as
>I like and need a feature with the passwords that a later patch killed.
>
>I hope this isn't considered off topic. I am hoping to hear from you guys
>out there. any advice is appreciated.
>
>Ciao,
>
>Doris
>
>Chip & Dale ;-)
>
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