How to install HASP license key drivers in Win 10/11

Note: The HASP dongle was used to validate the license through VoxPro 4. VoxPro 4 is not compatible with Windows 11. If you have VoxPro 4, you will need to purchase an upgrade to VoxPro 7 to use the software in Windows 11 and follow these steps to use the HASP dongle to validate the license.

VoxPro installers include a HASP driver that is compatible with Windows 7. If you have a HASP dongle, you will need to install a Win 10/11 driver after you have finished installing VoxPro.

The haspdinst.exe file installs a Win10/11-compatible driver for the VoxPro HASP dongle (the purple USB security key used with VoxPro 4 and earlier versions). This installer must be run in a CMD window, so copy the file to the top level of your C:\ drive to make it easier to install.

1. Open a CMD window and change from your user directory to the top level of the HDD by typing in: CD C:\ at the command prompt.

2. Type in haspdinst.exe -install. Windows will popup a warning about running that program so say yes you want to run it.

3. A small popup "install progress" window opens. Once it closes you can close the CMD window.

4. Plug in the HASP dongle. It should be recognized as a valid security key in Device Manager.

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Here's what the command window will look like when you run the installer:

Microsoft Windows [Version 10.0.18363.1198]

C:\Users\richa>cd C:\

C:\>haspdinst.exe -install

C:\>

Some people have run into a Sentinel Run-time Environment Installer popup error with the Status Code:30 5 928 2. If you get that error, run the following two HASP driver commands in the CMD window to first purge the driver install and to then reinstall it.

If the HASP driver file (haspinst.exe) is at the top level of your C: drive, then at the C:\> prompt, type in:

haspdinst.exe -purge

When you get the C:\> prompt again, type in:

haspdinst.exe -i

Note the space between haspinst.exe and the -purge or -i commands. Running those two commands should allow you to install the HASP driver without that error which would be insidated by getting the C:\> prompt by itself with no popup.