Has anyone added the TS2009 and TS2010 .ja files to the updated version of TS12 ?

[lackoo11111]

Are they compatible with the SP1 update ?

 

[whitepass]

Yes they work.

 

[lackoo11111]

Thank you for the reply .

 

[jkfrench]

I've tried, but when I try to add the Product Keys under Options it always fails indicating that I've entered invalid Product Keys for both TS2009 & TS2010 ... and being that I'm just moving the built-in .ja files and then copying/pasting the Product Keys directly from SimulatorCentral.com ... plus they are the same Product Keys Registered on Planet Auran and they are the same that I used for doing the same successfully in TS12 pre-SP1 ... I'm not sure what the problem is.

 

[shaneturner12]

That may be a symptom of the new Packages format (and the dropping of the .ja format for DLC content).

Shane

 

[jkfrench]

So, unless you have them added already (pre-SP1), how do you add them? When I first updated to SP1, I made a backup and updated my full TS12 install (which had TS2010 & TS2009 included) ... it did seem to work (in that those two product keys weren't invalid ... like other DLC content was). Then, with all of the faulty content, I decided to restore and do a fresh second install and upgrade it to SP1 (and slowly move other things over to SP1 as things get fixed). Hmmmm ... maybe I should have added TS2010 and TS2009 pre-SP1 update ... I'll have to do some experimenting when time permits.

 

[shaneturner12]

Probably wise, as there may not be that many users who added TS2009 and TS2010 to the mix.

Shane

 

[lackoo11111]

I added them to my TS12 " builtin " folder then applied SP 1 .

 

[jkfrench]

What about adding the Product Keys? I just tried on a fresh build of TS12 (49922) ... copied over the built-ins from TS2010, then tried adding the Product Key and I'm still getting a message that the product key isn't valid ... all prior to SP1. I'm pretty sure that's how I did it originally.

Another thought ... I've never tried to do this in Windows 8 ... I was on Windows 7 when I did it the first time ... and have updated since then ... maybe that's the problem.

 

[normhart]

I was able to install SP1 with the TS2010 and TS2009 ja files in the builtin folder. I was also able to copy the ja files into a fresh install of TS12 SP1 once I had entered the Product Keys.

I did note in both installations that the window showing the Product Keys sometimes showed one or more codes as invalid. My guess is that they are having problems with their Product Key database.

 

[jkfrench]

Well ... I can run setup for TS2010 and TS2009 and add the content to TS12 ... and the product keys are installed that way (and renaming some .ja files so one set doesn't get overwritten by the other) ... then the Product Keys show up in TS12 ... then I did a QDR (and an EDR even) the TS2010 and TS2009 content doesn't show up (can't see any of the older routes at all). Very odd.