johnrobert
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I still have V4 and it works and I am not going to read 600 posts
I looked under the Public user folder but can't find the Nirsoft ProduKey results file. Any guidance on exactly where it should be, @fabs ?Fab's AutoBackup already grabs license keys using Nirsoft ProduKey.
As long as the AV did not wipe out product key program.It's in a folder called "keys" in the Default folder of the backup.
After you've done a restore you will find a .txt document on your desktop called "Produkey."
This will have all the keys it found.
Thanks @Barcelona. Unfortunately, no such file found. I checked EAM's log and it doesn't list the program as having been detected as malicious, so I have more searching to do. I believe I still have the original HDD so will see if I can pull it from it. I'm trying to resurrect MSO 2010. (Hmm, my KB has gone wonky now -- and I'm almost out of coffee! Damn!)After you've done a restore you will find a .txt document on your desktop called "Produkey."
It may be gone as well.Might want to see if the product key exe is still in the Fabs folder.
Not for me. WD has totally passed the torch to EAM and EAM has no mention of it in its logs. I'll check the original HDD for it with ProduKey.Even Defender will take it out and there are 2 settings to turn off to actually keep Defender from getting it.
Assuming you keep it on a USB that is not write protected, Another computer not running EAM might of zapped it in the past.Not for me. WD has totally passed the torch to EAM and EAM has no mention of it in its logs. I'll check the original HDD for it with ProduKey.
No, I keep it on my system's hard drive and copy my Favorite Programs folder to a USB flash drive for portable work. ProduKey on my main PC works fine and that's what I used for the Fabs backup. When I just now ran Produkey (latest version) against the customer's original HDD, it does not find any keys in the customer's original hard drive -- even though I have verified they are there and non-zero. No idea why; possibly permissions but I got no prompts. Reviewing the Fabs Autobackup log of the back-up that was originally made, there is no mention of ProduKey and no errors. I'm stumped.Assuming you keep it on a USB that is not write protected, Another computer not running EAM might of zapped it in the past.
Try both the 32 and 64 bit versions.When I just now ran Produkey (latest version) against the customer's original HDD, it does not find any keys in the customer's original hard drive
I guess Produkey got deleted before Fab's AutoBackup could detect it. Then it did not even try to run it, thinking it was missing in a first place.No, I keep it on my system's hard drive and copy my Favorite Programs folder to a USB flash drive for portable work. ProduKey on my main PC works fine and that's what I used for the Fabs backup. When I just now ran Produkey (latest version) against the customer's original HDD, it does not find any keys in the customer's original hard drive -- even though I have verified they are there and non-zero. No idea why; possibly permissions but I got no prompts. Reviewing the Fabs Autobackup log of the back-up that was originally made, there is no mention of ProduKey and no errors. I'm stumped.
There are still home/ single user/computers who paid for 2010 and have no use for a subscription even if it includes 1 tbof onedrive storage since many dont trust the "cloud" anyway.Just sell the customer an office 365 subscription and move on.
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You need to run ProduKey as administrator to access another drive's registry. It doesn't raise the UAC prompt itself.When I just now ran Produkey (latest version) against the customer's original HDD, it does not find any keys in the customer's original hard drive
I did; the results pane is still totally empty.You need to run ProduKey as administrator to access another drive's registry.
I did; the results pane is still totally empty.![]()
Try both the 32 and 64 bit versions.