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So I'm on a system that prevents internet access to the internet by Unity itself and there is nothing that I can do about it. Unity 4 used to allow you to go through the manual process. Unity 5 insists that you Sign into your account first. If you can't (due to said Firewall), you might as well unistall Unity since you plain up can't use it.

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There is no way to complete the process unless you can sign into your unity account from what I can tell. All you get it 'Service not available, please try again later' not that 'later' will be any better since the firewall is the issue. Has anyone found a way around this? If not, hey Unity development team, you need to fix this. How about add a manual activation button? As much as I would love to have full access here, I have a better chance of winning the lottery than making that happen. Unity 5.1.x tells you have no network connection: Click the blue Manual Activation.

Unity shows: Press the right-most 'Save License Request' button. (It's strange it's on the right not the left.) Save the generated file somewhere easy: This ALF file needs to be sent over to the Unity servers, so does need a network connection. Copy it on a USB or something to a machine that does have internet access. On this internet connected machine you need to hit the website that is shown on the second screenshot ().

When you do this, you'll upload the ALF and get given a file with a ULF extension to download. Copy this ULF back to the machine with no internet access. Back on this network disconnected machine, choose the 'Load license' button, select the ULF file you just copied, and Unity will process it and show you this: Now click the 'Start Using Unity' button and you'll get: Because you're not on the interweb, click the grey 'Work offline' button. If you do not have internet access, then many of the new Unity features will not be accessible to you. Windows, go to Run; 64bit Windows system; C: Program Files Unity Editor Unity.exe -createProject 32bit Windows system; C: Program Files (x86) Unity Editor Unity.exe -createProject The needs to be replaced with the location you want a folder to be created without the This includes the folder name. Example on Windows 64bit C: Program Files Unity Editor Unity.exe -createProject C: Users YOURUSERNAME Documents MyProject Mac, go to Terminal; Example for Mac /Applications/Unity/Unity.app/Contents/MacOS/Unity -createProject /Users/YOURUSERNAME/Documents/NewProject This will launch the editor and create a new project folder, the project window will open on top of the editor, hit the X button on the launch window and you should now have access to the editor.

To open a project use the option; Replace; -createProject With; -projectPath For more information about command line arguments see our documentation. I was having these activation and survey issues; with the survey literally nothing was showing up; nothing to scroll through. Close Unity entirely. Check it's gone in task manager, (Ctrl+Shift+Esc). WinKey+R '%programdata%' 2. Right click the 'Unity' folder 3. Properties 4.

'Security' tab 5. Type 'e' in the box, and click 'Check names'. It should turn into ' Everyone'. If not, type more letters. Select 'Everyone', tick the checkbox under 'Allow' on the 'Full control' row in the lower pane.

Ok your way outta there. Worked when I tried again.

There's obviously a big problem with the activation process. I've tried all methods in this thread, and the only thing that worked was the manual activation by disconnecting my internet first. And refreshing like crazy all the Error 500 pages I've got after that until it worked.

About every step of the process caused two or three Error 500, but I was able to download my license in the end. So hey Unity team, something's broken. EDIT: I still can't to connect to any Unity server once my licence was activated, including the asset store. So how do I use PlayMaker, which I bought especially to start with Unity?

I'm very disappointed and don't understand how such a supposedly professional software can still be plagued with this deal-breaking bug after two months. Click to expand.Hello! That is loads frustrating, so sorry for the troubles. Have you tried uninstalling and reinstalling Unity? Windows 10 has a different version of DirectX and that might be one (of many) issues that creep up.