- If your MathWorks account has been left inactive or in an unverified state prior to completing the activation process.
- If you've recently added a new user to a license but their MathWorks Account has not been completed yet.
Why do I receive a Service Error 339 during activation?
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MathWorks Support Team
on 18 Mar 2025
Edited: MathWorks Support Team
on 12 Feb 2026 at 16:00
When activating a MathWorks product, I receive the error seen below. How do I resolve this?
ERROR: Error: Your MathWorks Account login session has expired.
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MathWorks Support Team
about 16 hours ago
Edited: MathWorks Support Team
1 minute ago
This error can occur for a few reasons:
To address the error, start by making sure that the MathWorks Account is verified. If you are a license administrator activating on behalf of a Licensed End User, ensure that both your MathWorks Account and your Licensed End User's MathWorks Account is active. This can be checked by signing into your MathWorks Account on the MathWorks website and asking your user to do the same.
After confirming sign in, cancel out of the activation window. You can then retry activating by relaunching the MathWorks Product Authorizer.
If the issue persists, you may try manually creating your license file and using that during the activation process. See the documentation link below for more details.
Activate MATLAB Installation Manually
If you are attempting to activate R2019b and older and SSO is enabled on your account, use a One Time Passcode in the Password field.
Generate One Time Passcode
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