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Activation Process (Offline)

First Collect “Activation Phone Number.key” file via pursing the software. The “Activation Phone Number.key” file contains your activation phone number as encrypted. Place this “Activation Phone Number.key” file in application directory and start the software. To activate the software go to activation window. The encrypted phone number in “Activation Phone Number.key” file will be decrypted automatically in “Activation Phone Number” box in activation window. Then you need to connect a modem with your PC. This modem will send a verification SMS to activation phone number. So, after connecting a modem with PC select an available port in port box of activation window and click on “Send Verification Code by SMS to Activation Phone Number”. Then open message box of your activation phone. Put the verification code in activation window. Select a harddrive(serial) installed on your system in activation window. Then Click “Generate harddriveserial.key File” to generate activation key named “harddriveserial.key” file. Now the software is activated until your system contains the selected harddrive(serial). If you change or remove the selected harddrive(serial) from your system then do this activation process again by SMS verification code for your new harddrive(serial). Store carefully your “Activation Phone Number.key” file in a safe place to activate the software next time for a new harddrive(serial).

Software Safety

All of our software is safe and completely free from spyware, malware, and viruses. You can download and install our software with confidence.

However, please note that some antivirus programs may incorrectly identify our software as malicious (a false positive). This is because we use strong protection technologies, such as anti-tamper and anti-debugging, to help prevent cracking, hacking, reverse engineering, and code theft.

Some types of malware also use similar protection techniques to resist analysis. As a result, certain antivirus programs may mistakenly flag our software. These detections are false positives and do not indicate that the software contains spyware, malware, or viruses.