How to use a free trial Software "forever" without cracks

I don't get it.... except there is some machine fingerprint of the vm that remains after it is deleted, it is impossible to detect... except you did something wrong....if you restore snapshot, yes you can be picked up because the MAC address is still the same... but if you delete and reinstall vm, the only trail you have left is your ip range which you can easily change at the point of check (installing the program)....its foolproof to me....if you know a software that picks the vm out, i will like to test that....i can't see how they can pick it because the vm is abstracted from the main OS.
Try running memuplay emulator on a VM and see the outcome
 
Oh well:):), fun while it lasts, where it works...

Naaa...told ya...aint no programmer..but at least we established one thing... block VMs entirely or it might be possible to use and re use trials... Anyway, it will be fun to see how it goes with your trial since you were bold enough to invite us to try....

..just might shock you:D:D:D
Any update on his software?
 
marked this methode for future use :)
it look good, is any one try multilogin with this???
 
You can make a footprint in an application with c that can be collected in a database the footprint from the computer memory.

If the footprint present application will not load.

It advance way of footprint with c programming.

The most powerful programming language is c because c makes most other programming languages

Never play with c programmers

Memory footprint is a c subject on it own , another world to me .
 
You can use deep freeze to reset trial softwares on your computer.
Deep Freeze will work only if you never restart your computer. RunAsDate works. But you have to be sure to shut down the program before running it. Another solution is HorizonDataSys Rollback Rx Pro, which takes snapshots of the entire hard drive. You can revert to a snapshot taken before you installed the trialware. The Home version is free. Interestngly, the better trialware is now guarding against VM's. They don't want you to use VMWare or Sandboxie.
 
Really? how can they detect if its a VM? , that shouldnt be possible. I am currently running a Windows VM and it behaves, looks, feels exactly like the real thing....you have experienced this before?
anti-VM is a technology available to developers.
 
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