Installing 32 and 64 bit on a single CPU, counts as a single CPU.
Currently you are not able to check how many machines CGS has been installed on, but we have logged that with our IT team in hopes this information can be displayed when you log into corel.com and click on My Account.
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Tony Severenuk said: Installing 32 and 64 bit on a single CPU, counts as a single CPU. Currently you are not able to check how many machines CGS has been installed on, but we have logged that with our IT team in hopes this information can be displayed when you log into corel.com and click on My Account.
While you are on this, could you please also ask your IT team to create an option in the Corel Account to reset all activations (i.e. disable them all) so that when someone uninstalls without being connected to the internet or has a hard drive crash can reset the activations to zero and as such also disabling other installs as well. Then it would only be a matter of activating again for installs on e.g. the laptop and one can do a reinstall on a new desktop without running into problems.
Some software applications with activation that I use have this option. (e.g. Capture One where you can deactivate an install on a certain computer from within your account on their website, another program has the option to deactivate all current installs when you have reached the maximum number of activations so that you can reinstall on a different computer)