Filmora 15 licenses come with device‑activation restrictions, and a large number of support‑forum questions revolve around installing the software on multiple machines, replacing old laptops, and activation errors.
‑ Individual Filmora 15 paid licenses permit activation on a fixed number of personal computers at one time. Exact allowed device count is stated within your Wondershare license terms. ‑ If you reach maximum‑device activation count, you must manually de‑authorize one old machine before activating on a brand‑new computer. ‑ You can manage device activations from inside your Wondershare account dashboard. If you cannot access your old broken computer to perform de‑activation, you can open a support ticket with Wondershare customer service for activation reset help.
Important note: One individual‑user license is for your personal editing work. It is not meant for shared lab‑style multi‑user simultaneous usage across many separate machines.
Check exact device‑activation policy details on the Wondershare Filmora official store page.
FAQ
Q: Will de‑activating a computer delete my local project files?
A: De‑activation only removes license authorization; all your locally stored Filmora project files remain untouched on disk.