I am trying to create a new computer image for our company. We are currently on V8i SS3 - 8.11.8.151. The problem is with the new build and V8i - SS7 - 8.11.12.235, the Bentley Connection Client keeps popping up when logging into the machine not the software the machine, can this be turned off?
When it asks me to login . I tried my Bentley website login but it does not work. I don't want to have all our users to have to create a Bentley login just to get.
Please let me know thanks
Mike LongstreetVermont Agency of TransportationCivil Engineering Technical SupportVTCAD Help
Hello Mike,
The CONNECTION Client has settings to prevent it from starting (see CONNECTION Client Preferences) however some of the applications (in your case MicroStation) start the CONNECTION Client so those settings are overridden. The only version of MicroStation that I'm aware of that overrides the CONNECTION Client settings is MicroStation V8i (SELECTseries 4).
Regards,
Tamicca SellarsProduct Manager I
Hi Glenn,
Thanks for looking into this, really appreciated.
Glenn. Please keep us informed about the progress. We are currently preparing a new Computer Image and would like to use Bentley View Connect on it. The acceptance for Bentley View wil be zero if users who only use Bentley View intermittently are permanently molested by CC popping up.
Thank you so much! This has been terrorizing our users since inception. They will be very excited to hear this!!!
Two of my customers have declined to use the current Bentley View due to forced registration!
Please Bentley, urgentliy initiate another type of licensing. Here in Europe is your way of licensing not okay!
Is there an update to this? Currently on 10.00.19.31 and, even with everything disabled on startup, the Connection Client still auto launches on the image.
https://communities.bentley.com/communities/other_communities/licensing_cloud_and_web_services/f/forum/194464/how-do-i-turn-connection-client-off/579016#579016
This worked for me.
DOS/CMD/bat file:
taskkill /F /IM "Bentley.Connect.Client.exe"taskkill /F /IM "Bentley.Licensing.Service.exe"
PowerShell:
Stop-Process -Name "Bentley.Connect.Client" -ForceStop-Process -Name "Bentley.Licensing.Service" -Force
I created a Task that ran on login (with a 30 second delay) that ran a .bat file that killed CC. It works and the user doesn't see it. It's a little dumb that it requires this