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I haven't been using the Wizard for awhile now so I haven't ran into this issue much. I scripted it a while back now to do all versions of SPSS and AMOS but the basic idea is to use an elevated command prompt, navigate to folder where the program licenseactivator.exe is, and run it with the activation code. cd "C:\Program Files\IBM\SPSS\Statistics\23" licenseactivator.exe c43...33e On Thu, 8 Oct 2015 13:13:35 -0400, STeve Andre' <[log in to unmask]> wrote: >OK, I've never installed SPSS on 8, just 7 and before. I tried changing >the screen >res but that didn't help--the dialog box was as small as before.. > >--STeve > >On 10/08/15 13:09, Gary Schrock wrote: >> >> Not sure whether this is an issue with win 10, or whether the computer >> you're working on has a high dpi screen. I've had trouble with the >> high dpi screens, and have found I had to put the screen in a more >> normal resolution temporarily to install and register spss. Once >> installed it seems on at higher resolution. (I've run into this issue >> on win 8 machines before). >> >> On Oct 8, 2015 12:57 PM, "STeve Andre'" <[log in to unmask] >> <mailto:[log in to unmask]>> wrote: >> >> I can't imagine I'm the first to see this-- >> >> When I get to authorizing SPSS on win10, the dialog boxes are >> far too small to be useful. In particular, the input box for the >> auth code itself is invisible. If I click around the area where I >> know >> it should be it sort of appears, but so far I haven't been able >> actually enter text. >> >> SPSS itself is OK screen wise but barfs at the lack of a license or >> 30 day trial. >> >> Since SPSS uses Java I start to wonder if that is where the problem >> lies? >> >> Thanks for any ideas... >> >> --STeve Andre' >> > >