%userprofile%\appdata\roaming\filemaker pro (may not exist) %userprofile%\appdata\local\filemaker pro Uninstall newer versions of Java - APEasy provides version 6.11 or something silly like that - it's good to go back to basics when testing - remember to reinstall the newer versions of java after it's fixed. Ensure server is on intranet sites, for the workstation having trouble, in multiple capacities, to include IP address (remember to remove this. If your troubled user is here, force them out and test again. Note, if it says that the server is more updated than the workstation, you will want to update the workstations! You may see that there's an update for the server - only apply the update if all users are down. On the server, open a web browser and navigate to - this is FileMaker Pro's setup. Try holding control as you click to open the APeasy FMP on the local computer - this will task it to reinitalize and it may be that simple! Go to the help, about, and click on info - grab that license key! Open Filemaker Pro, by itself, without launching the attached service, in this instance, apeasy. At a point I threw up my hands and just hit all the bases. Though this is comprehensive, it is not refined.
In my instance, this error was only affecting one user on one computer. When opening APEasy, it displays an error that you've reached your maximum number of licensed users.
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