knowing that some 30 day trials are run from the registry of your computer and the system date. IS it possible to put forward the date on your system when you download the programme and install it, then only to put the system date back to the original then the date so programme exspires will be say 30 days from the date the programme was installed? so in theory you would get any amount of trial time you want?
Just an interesting theory any1 want to enlighten..![]()


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). Set the clock back a few months, and it worked fine. Other protection systems are designed to protect against that kind of trickery, and would find a way to block you. For example, they may log the last date that they were run, so if you suddenly run it at a date before the newest logged date, red flags go up.
. What I'd suggest is finding a program which monitors changes to your registry when installing programs, then go and manually delete each one when the trials expire and try reinstalling.
