Look inside your installation directory for a folder named NDONGLE , Emulator , or Sentinel .
Run the file named GetID.exe or HWID.exe found within the Autodata tools folder.
This error indicates a breakdown in the cryptographic handshake between the Autodata software (v3.45) and the security dongle. The software attempts to validate that the hardware ID (HWID) of the plugged-in dongle matches the license file installed on the machine. When these signatures do not align, the application triggers this mismatch error to prevent unauthorized execution. Look inside your installation directory for a folder
Check the box that says .
Right-click the .reg file (often named Autodata_Key.reg or similar) and select . Confirm the prompt to add the data to your registry. The software attempts to validate that the hardware
The error occurs when Autodata 3.45 detects a mismatch between your system hardware signatures and the encryption license file generated for its hardware emulator.
To be clear, the use of cracked or “portable” software versions and hardware emulators often violates software licensing agreements. This information is provided for educational and troubleshooting purposes only. Right-click the
folder. Run the appropriate install file for your operating system (e.g., Install_x64 for 64-bit systems). Disable Antivirus/UAC : Temporary disable your User Account Control (UAC)
Is your Autodata 3.45 installed natively on your PC, or within a ? What antivirus software do you use?