[WD] No License Issue?
I bought The Walking Dead a couple of days ago and I've finally got a chance to play it now but when I start up It says
"Your Telltale account does not currently have a license for this game." And asks if I would like to go to the Telltale website and purchase one.
Which is very strange since I started the game up earlier to have a look at the menu and everything worked fine. I received a confirmation E-mail saying that i had paid for it so i'm not sure where the problem lies?
Any help would be appreciated
"Your Telltale account does not currently have a license for this game." And asks if I would like to go to the Telltale website and purchase one.
Which is very strange since I started the game up earlier to have a look at the menu and everything worked fine. I received a confirmation E-mail saying that i had paid for it so i'm not sure where the problem lies?
Any help would be appreciated

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Hi there, I bought the game ages ago and almost finished the second chapter but then the game always crashed on start up. I tried again today but instead I got the "Your Telltale account does not currently have a license for this game." message instead. I've tried reinstalling the game but the message is still there and holding the space bar doesn't prompt anything.
Does anyone have any clue? I don't remember how I was asked for my login settings in the first place since it was such a long time ago...
Cheers.
You can alternatively delete the Login data from the registry.
First, open a command window.
Windows XP: Go to your start menu and click on run. Type in "cmd" and press enter
Windows Vista / 7: Press the Windows key. Type in "cmd" and press enter
Windows 8: At the start screen, type in "cmd" and press enter
Then copy the command line below and paste it into the command window, press enter, and confirm the question:
REG DELETE "HKEY_CURRENT_USER\Software\Telltale Games\Launcher"
Holding the space bar before launching didn't help, but deleting the registry key did. Thanks, DjNDB.