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Installing and Activating KEIL uVision




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Download:

Download Keil from the link below:



After Installation:


1. File -> License Management





2. Open Keygen from the folder where rar file is unpacked



3. Copy computer ID ( CID ) to clipboard



4. Paste CID in KEYGEN exe, Press generate, copy generated serial and paste in new license textbox of Licence management.



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