Applying the Proface WingP key code is a precise process. Here is the standard workflow:
Step 1: Installation Install the WinGP driver on your target Windows PC. This is typically done via the GP-Pro EX software disk or download.
Step 2: Launch the License Manager Open the WinGP License Manager utility from the Windows Start Menu (Proface -> WinGP -> License Manager). proface wingp key code
Step 3: Identify Your Hardware ID The License Manager will display a unique Hardware ID for that specific PC. This is critical. Unlike simple software keys, Proface keys are often tied to the computer’s motherboard, CPU, or storage drive.
Step 4: Obtain the Key Code If you purchased a license, you give the Hardware ID to your Proface distributor. They generate a unique WingP Key Code based on that ID. You will receive this code via email or certificate. Applying the Proface WingP key code is a precise process
Step 5: Enter the Key Code
In the License Manager, click "Activate" or "Register." Enter the provided Key Code exactly as given (watch for 0 vs O and 1 vs I).
Step 6: Restart The system will require a reboot. Post-reboot, the software is unlocked permanently. To unlock these features, you need a valid license
The Problem: Windows system files or the registry (where Proface stores the license fingerprint) become corrupted.
The Solution: Run Windows System File Checker (sfc /scannow). If that fails, you need to contact Proface to release the license so you can reactivate on a fresh OS.
Before we decode the key code, we must understand the software. Proface WinGP is a Windows-based runtime application. Unlike traditional Proface GP units that run on proprietary operating systems, WinGP allows you to use a standard IPC (Industrial PC) or panel PC running Windows as if it were a Proface HMI.
Key features of WinGP include:
To unlock these features, you need a valid license. That license is issued as a Key Code.