Thanks guys, if anyone knows how to resolve this I'll be grateful. I'm just glad to know that I wasn't the only one with issues, but I'm disheartened to know that everyone else go their's fixed and mine won't operate. I have basically given up, because NI's tech support can't seem to help me here either. When I go into the Service Center, it says it has an update, but that update's install file doesn't complete (it just closes while running). All install files are present, registry entries, etc and icons are all established correctly. I install the app, and it looks like it worked fine. He finally seems to have given up, because his last reply was to the download page on NI, which doesn't even have a link to download Battery. I'm extremely frustrated because I'm an experienced Windows 7 IT tech, so this tech gentleman's advice was all redundant efforts. I have been working with NI tech support to resiolve this same issue. (multiple different attempts on multiple different machines) But on success, I go back to the main screen in Service Center to get details on my installed apps, and Battery 3 is indeed listed as Activated (in green type, no less ðŸ™‚īut regardless of whether Service Center reports success or failure, whenever I try to start Battery, it claims not to be activated.Battery 3 won't install on my Win 7 圆4 machines either. Native Instruments Battery 3 is compatible with Windows Xp, 7 and Mac, I haven't encountered any problems regarding the help manual, everything is pretty well explained and the functions are easily accessible. Here's where it gets weird: Service Center usually reports success, but sometimes lists Battery as not activated, saying I need a different serial number. 15 user reviews on Native Instruments Battery 3. From Battery's prompt, I run the Service Center application, and enter my serial number. I run Battery 3, and it claims not to be activated. I have tried deleting the com.native-instruments.* plists from both /Library/Preferences and ~/Library/Preferences. I have the latest updates to both Battery 3 and the Service Center application.ģ. I've run disk utility to 'fix permissions' on the target disk.Ģ.

The expected utility of asking this community too severely outweighs my duty to wait (on-topic) for Native Instruments to clean up their own mess.ġ. First off, sincere apologies for posting this question here, but please try to take it as a compliment.

Native instruments battery 3 windows 7