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How To Set Up a Wi-Fi Hotspot to Activate a Native Instruments Product on an Offline Computer 4. Setting up a hotspot can also help in determining if the router is the source of the problem:
You could also try switching to Ethernet from WIFI or vice versa. Change the Connection SourceĪttempt connecting to another router if possible, as certain settings of the router itself could be blocking Native Access.
If you are experiencing problems downloading products from Native Access, try deactivating any antivirus programs which may be running. If you use a VPN Client, please try disabling it while running Native Access. If the download has started successfully, the issue is certainly caused by a component in your network / internet setup. You can cancel it once it starts successfully in order to save your data. If the issue persists, and to narrow down the cause of the issue, please try temporarily connecting to a personal hotspot: How To Set Up a Wi-Fi Hotspot to Activate a Native Instruments Product on an Offline Computer Generally, disabling the above mentioned software components solves the issue.
This issue is usually caused by one of the following components interfering with Native Access’ connection to our servers: Note: The message may also appear simply as Waiting (depending on the view chosen in Native Access). When attempting to install a product or update with Native Access, the following message is displayed:
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