Wednesday 23 January 2013
At some point of time,we all had come across a situation similar to above,it basically happens like,we download a trial version of a software,and just love it,but as it is a trail version,it expires in about 15,30 or 90 days at maximum.but to get a full version,we need to pay,which most of us don't want to,so today i'm gonna let u know a small secret which will let you use your trial version software forever!
What actually happens?
So lets first see what actually happens with a trail version software,i mean how does it know when to expire?its basically pre programmed into the installation bundle.the trail version soft wares maintain a record of the date of installation on your machine,and calculate the exact date and time of when the licence expires.Each time you start or run it,the software requests the operating system for the current date and time,checks out its register whether current date is in the period or its beyond it,and responds accordingly.
So what to do?
ya,as some of the smartiez may think,change the date and time of your operating system,so that the software gets a wrong date within the period and hence never expire,yes it do work perfectly!but isn't it too mainstream?i mean changing the date of ur os just for the sake of a simple software?it even messes with other internet applications,i may even cause them to stop working.so what to do?
Time Stopper
Time Stopper is a tiny utility which eliminate the time limit existing into trial software usage period.Time Stopper works with almost any software executable file and practically will extend the trial period of the program for an unlimited amount of time.but it fails with some soft wares such as antivirus which continuously runs in the background.
TimeStopper will not modify the time and date of the operating system.but it captures certain system time calls like time_t or as type __time64_t and returns a fake time and date instead.
- Download time stopper
- Install it
- Run the time stopper application from your desktop
- Browse for the application in program files
- Now enter a name for your desktop shortcut,leave the time field as it is,
- Now run your application from the shortcut created on your desktop
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ReplyDeleteJust letting you know... you keep saying 'trail'
instead of 'trial' :-)