download link for MATLAB R2012b full version

can you please provide me the link for MATLAB R2012b full version. each time i try to download, it says tat i need to be associated with a license. i give my license number and product activation key. but it is showing error. it asks to give (-) in the activation key where i am providing (-) in between the key. but still not working. so i thought there might be some other link for downloading the full version software. please let me know about the link

Answer 1

[Wayne King]

You should contact technical support at MathWorks

http://www.mathworks.com/support/contact_us/index.html?s_cid=contact_us_support_cust_serv

They will help with this issue.

[OCEAN LOVER]

thank you very much. i will contact

Answer 2

[mchirgui nejib]

hay, i have a problem in econometrics toolboxes, i dont fined a ARIMA model forecasting in it at this situaion i can update it and added to matlab r2011b think you for all

[Walter Roberson]

ARIMA was added in R2012a. You would need to update your MATLAB version and Econometrics toolbox license to at least R2012a to get it.

It is no longer possible to purchase a version as old as R2012a; you would need to purchase a recent version.

Answer 3

[SARAH FITRIYANA ABDUL MUTALIB]

hi, i have a problem where i cannot use neural toolbox in matlab 2014b.. how can i install the matlab 2012b version and my campus didn't have licence..

[Walter Roberson]

If your account is authorized to download an older release, then visit https://www.mathworks.com/downloads/web_downloads/select_release and select the release on the right hand side of the page.

Academic licenses are probably authorized to download older versions (except perhaps TAH versions). We (outside volunteers) have not been able to tell whether Student licenses are authorized to download older versions.

It is not possible at this time to purchase a license for a version as old as R2012b. If you need to use an old version but do not have a license for the appropriate toolboxes in that release or a newer release, then you would need to purchase a license for a current version, which would authorize you to download earlier versions (except perhaps for Student licenses.)

[Layale Bazzi]

Hello,

I know this answer is nearing its third year, but I would just like to confirm that it is indeed possible for users with Student licenses to download older versions of Matlab (I have a Student license for R2019b and recently needed to download R2012a). To activate the older licenses, best to contact customer support since they have some neat tricks to help.