What is the problem specifically? You moved rhino to another drive? The problem isn’t licensing it’s that Windows probably won’t accept that without reinstalling Rhino to another location.
Simply make a system image and mount it. The idea is to run different versions of Rhinos on a single PC and access each version separately from D, E, and F disks.
I tried running Rhino from E-Drive, and it worked.
This makes no sense. All you’re doing is installing Rhino on different drives that happen to also contain Windows, it’s not actually being “run” from those Windows images. There is no reason to do that. It sounds like maybe you’re trying to make a no-install “portable” version of Rhino. That is probably not possible short of an entire VM on a stick, is that what you’re trying to do and if so in God’s name why do you not have enough actual work to do?
You’re actually quite knowledgeable. Ugh, I’m not an IT person. I don’t use VM due to its limitation unless running OS for tests. Mount the system I built and run it through different PCs…
Still don’t really get what you’re trying to accomplish. You want to move your Rhino install between computers? But you want to run different versions on the same computer?
Rhino is not made to be run as anything but a normal Windows application, one that needs low-level hardware graphics support, so whatever it is it’s probably not gonna work, and as I said I have like 4 or 5 versions just installed on my computer normally without doing anything special at all.
