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‎05-03-2021 11:47 AM

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Hello folks,

 

HP supports installing their ThinPro OS on third party devices, and this is done with a software tool called HP PC Converter. I have an LG all-in-one device (34CN650N) that I would like to use as a thin client. I used the PC Converter tool to install ThinPro with a trial license. It worked at first, but once I rebooted the machine, I suddenly had a Trial License Expired message. I went through the whole process of setting up another HP account so I could get a new trial license, and once again the license said it was expired upon reboot. Does anyone have experience with the Converter tool or installing ThinPro on third party computers?

 

I'm not sure if I picked the right board to post this to.

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