To resolve this issue, follow the steps below in order.
HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SOFTWARE\Autodata\345\DongleID
You updated drivers, changed network settings, or plugged/unplugged hardware after installation. To resolve this issue, follow the steps below in order
A window will display an 8-digit (32-bit) or 10-digit (64-bit) code. Note this code down. If you see a code like 6400000000
The search term is a trap. It leads you into a loop of downloading driver packs, registry hacks, and emulators — none of which reliably fix the core mismatch. The error exists precisely because Autodata’s copy protection works as designed. Note this code down
For detailed visual walkthroughs or specific registry files, users often refer to guides hosted on platforms like Scribd or technical forums like Carmasters .
Click on to see if any Autodata or Sentinel files were recently quarantined. If found, select Restore . replaces a network card
This is a detailed report regarding the error message: typically encountered with Autodata 3.45.
The most common cause of a mismatch in a legitimate legacy environment is a change in the host hardware. Autodata 3.45’s licensing is often tied to the HDD Serial Number or the MAC Address of the network interface card. If a user upgrades their hard drive, replaces a network card, or moves the installation to a new computer entirely, the System Fingerprint changes. Consequently, the dongle recognizes it is on the wrong "authorized" machine and rejects the session.
Use the 8-digit code from the previous step to generate a new registry ( .reg ) file using your version's specific keygen tool.
Anti-virus software often identifies the cracking emulator as a Trojan or HackTool. Open your Antivirus software.