Is there a command line switch for this app to perform offline deactivation?
Nope, the TurboActivate Wizard (TurboActivate.exe) is a simple UI, and it prefers by-default online activation (because it's easier for the customer and for you). If the online activation fails, then offline activation is given as an option.
You can, of course, write your own command-line interface (or UI) to give users the immediate ability to offline activate.
hachiActivation is no problem with TurboActivate.exe - but like dliks asks, it would be handy to be able to perform *deactivation* via a command line switch: e.g. TurboActivate.exe --deactivate (which could open the TA UI to the appropriate screen).
Sorry for posting on an old question, but this would still be very useful. I've looked through the online documentation… and I'm hoping I just missed it.
Are we able to deactivate via TurboActivate.exe in 2022?
Nope, same answer as before. The TurboActivate Wizard is a both optional and a simple UI by design. You can add deactivation to your app (using the TA_Deactivate() function).
The TurboActivate Wizard (i.e. the optional, Windows-only UI we provide) is “feature-complete”. It will only receive bug fixes. It's very basic by-design. And it will stay that way forever.
The TurboActivate library (i.e. the multi-platform part of TurboActivate you include with your app) can do a ton of stuff and if being continually worked on.
So, use the library in your app to provide the interface you need.
