Kevin,

Check the Windows Services applet and make sure that services are set to start and have not become disabled. I would not expect CCCleaner to have any effect but if McAfee was locking things down for some sort of start-up scan on a  reboot it might explain it. A few tests

• Using the Windows Services applet:
  •  stop UniData
  • use  Task Manager to verify that ALL the UniData services have stopped
  • start UniData
  • Do all the services come up normally?

If the all start it does point at a start-up issue. Try temporarily disabling McAfee and see if it makes a difference.

Regards

JJ

I have the same issue. I did a clean install (removed old version and installed new version) but the two services won't start. The log shows that the license is expired. It's a download from last week. The Uni RPC Service is loading fine. The Windows Services applet shows that both services are enabled for startup.

C.B. McCoy

If this is a Personal Edition then likely it has time-expired (they have inbuilt expiry dates). I recomemnd outting in a NEW request for a Personal Edition - do not attempt to re-use an earlier PE edition that you requested.

Regards

JJ