Lookout activation of home computer

i have a lookout 6.7.1 disk and installed it own a home computer. I got a activaiton 20 caricater coder from support using the serial number of the computer ID. it does not work. i got a reference number #2260731 . i run lookout and go to the page for the 20 character activation code and it says these activation codes do not correspond to any of the porducts you are activaing. Local support cannot help.

So you called NI,
they got you an unlock code for the specific computer ID of this machine for the version of Lookout you are trying to activate and it fails?
Thats a new one.
Forshock - Consult.Develop.Solve.

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