ERROR MESSAGE - License Not Found when trying to log into Community Edition

​@dsamatulski 

• The Automation Anywhere Community Edition (A360) is free for individual users, students, and small businesses, but it requires a valid license tied to your account. Automation Co-Pilot is a feature that may not be included in all Community Edition setups by default, or it might require specific activation.
• If this error appeared suddenly (e.g., after a period of successful use), it could mean your license has expired, been revoked, or the Community Edition terms have changed.

• Since you can’t access the Control Room to make changes internally, the simplest fix might be to re-establish your Community Edition setup:
  • Go to the Community Edition sign-up page (https://www.automationanywhere.com/products/community-edition).
  • Use the same email address tied to your current account to re-register. This should refresh your license and link it to your account.
  • After re-registering, you’ll receive an email with instructions to log in again. Follow those to see if the Control Room becomes accessible.

• If you need immediate access and can’t wait for support, create a new Community Edition account with a different email address:

  Sign up at the Community Edition page.
• Install the Bot Agent with the new credentials.
• This isn’t ideal if you have existing bots tied to your old account, but it can get you back into the system while resolving the original issue.