How do I install the latest Aladdin/SafeNet drivers from the command prompt?
If you have an Aladdin MemoHASP hardware key and PTW refuses to start or the hardware key light continues to blink, you must manually install the drivers from the command prompt.
Solution: Complete the following steps:
Step 1 – Remove the USB key from the computer and uninstall any previous MemoHASP drivers. It can be uninstalled from “ADD/REMOVE Programs” in the Windows Control Panel.
Step 2 – Download the latest sentinel HASP command line drivers from the following link: http://www.aladdin.com/support/hasp-srm/enduser.aspx The file name is Sentinel_HASP_Run-time_ cmd_line.zip (9.61 MB)
Step 3 – Extract the contents inside the *.zip file to a folder (Example; C:\Key)
Step 4 – Click on the Windows “Start” menu, navigate to Run, and type in CMD. If you are running Windows Vista or 7, you can bypass going to the Run command and type in CMD in the Search box. Click on “OK” or press Enter. Navigate to the C:\Key by entering “cd C:\Key” and press Enter.
Step 5 – Type in "haspdinst -fr -purge" and press Enter. Wait for the following message:
Step 6 – Type in "haspdinst -i -kp" and press Enter. (If this command fails, write "haspdinst -i -fi")
Wait for the following message:
Exit out of the command prompt.
Remember to restart the computer after the above procedure. The USB key can be plugged back in
after the computer has booted up.
Solution: Complete the following steps:
Step 1 – Remove the USB key from the computer and uninstall any previous MemoHASP drivers. It can be uninstalled from “ADD/REMOVE Programs” in the Windows Control Panel.
Step 2 – Download the latest sentinel HASP command line drivers from the following link: http://www.aladdin.com/support/hasp-srm/enduser.aspx The file name is Sentinel_HASP_Run-time_ cmd_line.zip (9.61 MB)
Step 3 – Extract the contents inside the *.zip file to a folder (Example; C:\Key)
Step 4 – Click on the Windows “Start” menu, navigate to Run, and type in CMD. If you are running Windows Vista or 7, you can bypass going to the Run command and type in CMD in the Search box. Click on “OK” or press Enter. Navigate to the C:\Key by entering “cd C:\Key” and press Enter.
Step 5 – Type in "haspdinst -fr -purge" and press Enter. Wait for the following message:
Step 6 – Type in "haspdinst -i -kp" and press Enter. (If this command fails, write "haspdinst -i -fi")
Wait for the following message:
Exit out of the command prompt.
Remember to restart the computer after the above procedure. The USB key can be plugged back in
after the computer has booted up.