Hi Peter,
Well, there is an easy solution for the type of person who does regular
reformatting of his/her system, and that is to use imaging software.
They can install everything they want, register it, and then make an
image of the drive. As long as the image is restored to the same machine
without hardware changes whatever the software will work as if it was
newly installed. I've done this myself for the primary fact I tend to
like to reinstall Windows every six months or so, and hate having to
install every blasted piece of software manually again.
peter Mahach wrote:
first sorry if I repeat my self (I did not read all messages)
now
no for gods sake no internet regging and compuiter based licensing or
any stupid counters! looking at peoplle who take security very
seriusly they might format their pc once a month. 3 months and the
game goes banging on them for using a legal key... seriusly that'd
suck big time! another one. I know a friend that has a laptop from his
school which has this program that up on reboot restores the c drive
to its original state. he's running games off his u3 drive, so now how
would he be able to play the full game? no way if the 3 pc's and a
flat line method is used.
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