The Unity license revocation error is caused by a license misconfiguration but does not affect license usage. To fix it, log out of Unity Hub, close all Unity processes, reopen Unity Hub, and log back in to reactivate the license. If the error persists, contact Unity Customer Experience with log files for assistance.
Cause:
This error is commonly caused by a license misconfiguration on Unity's, which has incorrectly triggered a license revocation messages. The revocation error does not affect the licenses usage.
Resolution:
This error can typically be resolved by refreshing your license in the Unity Hub. If you can see your license when clicking "Manage License," it is still valid for use.
To resolve this, follow these steps below:
- Log out of your Unity account in the Unity Hub.
- Close the Unity Hub and Unity Editor completely. (Make sure that Unity processes are completely stopped from running using Task Manager or Force Quit).
- Reopen the Unity Hub.
- In the Unity Hub window, sign back in to your Unity ID.
Your license will now be reactivated and the error message will disappear.