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[TuT] Infinite Trials [TimeStopper] - Reνolution - Feb 18, 2012
NOTE This isn't by any means a new trick, I'm just hoping that more people will learn about this helpful program.
That being said, today I will show you how to use Timestopper to give you infinite trial periods for programs.
1) First we are going to need to download Timestopper, Download it HERE
2) Open the program, and choose which program you want to extend the trial on. (Ex) Kaspersky.exe
3) After choosing which program, you will need to choose an end date for your trial, you can make it whatever you want. (Ex) 12/30/2012
4) Now it will ask you to make a shortcut to the new extended trial program, so put the shortcut where most convenient.
5) Lastly, open the ORIGINAL shortcut to the program and see if it shows the amount of days left, hopefully the days remaining has been changed. If the amount of days left has changed, make sure to use the shortcut that you made in step 4 to open it from now on out.
I hope this helped at least a handful of people, Unfortunately though, this program doesn't extend the trials for all programs.
* - Roaster - Feb 18, 2012
This seems pretty cool I will try on a program and post back!
* - Fabsfresh1 - Feb 18, 2012
Haha just tried it. It works, thanks for the share man
* - A7XMidnight - Feb 18, 2012
I can vouch for this tool. Used it a long time ago, kinda hard to keep up with, but still, a good tool.
* - Reνolution - Feb 18, 2012
Thanks for all the feeback guys, and I've gotten this to work for most of the programs I've tried it with.
* - iDiv - Feb 18, 2012
Nice! It works on pretty much every program right?
* - burnout915 - Feb 18, 2012
(Feb 18, 2012 09:56 PM)Divination Wrote: Nice! It works on pretty much every program right?
I think it would be most programs but some might of patched this
* - Reνolution - Feb 18, 2012
Timestopper works on most programs. I mean like some stuff like major anti-viruses and Microsoft Office obviously won't work. You can probably get unlimited trials for less common anti-viruses with this. But I don't think it will work with Norton, Kasperksy, AVG, etc.
* - M O N E Y - Feb 20, 2012
Nice share, This is a pretty cool trick and it actually worked!!!!