Just installed the full version of eQUEST, a free building simulation program and now it wants a registration code? No, you didn't accidentally download spyware. It's likely that you might not have correct permissions in Windows for the default install. You'll get a prompt that looks something like this:
Don't bother entering your software registration code! This is indicative of a larger problem that needs a full solution.
To solve this error (takes 5-10 minutes)
Uninstall eQUEST
Right click the install for eQUEST and "Run as Administrator"
When prompted to see who the install is for, select "Just me"
That should solve the problem.
You might ask, "What was the problem?" Well, basically, the default install for eQUEST installs everything into your "public user" directory. Depending on your permissions (often determined by your IT deparment) you may not be able to install to this directory. Selecting "just me" tells eQUEST to install into your specific user directory, which most people have permissions to read/write to.
Installed an eQUEST update and getting this message? Make sure you are installing the update to the same location as you have eQUEST currently installed