I was helping Emily with a customer who could not see their machines in the cloud. We worked with Dimitris and we resolved the issue.
In the event a customer deletes their machines or they go missing you can follow these steps to fix the issue:
To test this:
Login to the cloud from a browser - go to List Machines - delete the machines
Exit DG
Stop spooler
disconnect device
reboot
reconnect device
start spooler
open DG - confirm machines show up in DG
Open browser - login to cloud - machines should be there
If that does not bring the machines back you can modify the registry. The developer has mentioned to be very careful with this as it should be a last resort.
Also to explain by deleting this registry key it causes DG to 'forget' the Pulse Cloud login info and re-initiates the Pulse Cloud access to DG. So after deleting this key you'll notice after starting DG you are prompted again to login or create a cloud account. After logging in message appears asking to give cloud permission - and here you would click yes.
To delete registry key here are the steps:
Stop spooler
open registry and go to the path
HKEY_CURRENT_USER\SOFTWARE\Pulse Microsystems Ltd.\PulseCloud
Delete the PulseCloud key
Exit registry
start spooler
start DG
confirm machines show in DG
Then login to cloud from browser
Also you can run the spooler in support mode just to make sure nothing is blocking the spooler.