Trial-Reset is an registry cleaning tool (it claims it’s not a crack) that removes the keys generated by commercial and freeware protector of trial period, and hence makes the software as if just freshly installed. It actually automates the process of cleaning up the registry key related to trial expiry mentioned above. The software and its. Download and install Norton Security 2015 as trial/test. Disable Norton’s Self-Defense/Tamper protection feature from settings. (For older versions) Reboot your PC to enter the Safe Mode. Use Norton Trial Reset to extend the trial period (30 or 180 days for different versions) All done (might need you to register a new free account to login.
This is related to my post on August 20 10:54AM. Windows XP SP3 forced version update to 22.15.3.20.
An expired 30 day trial of NIS that was an update for an active subscription is preventing the new version from activating. The latest Norton Removal/Reinstall tool did not remove or reset the expired trial version that comes back to haunt me every time that I uninstall, run the tool and reinstall. As long as the expired trial is there, the activation fails and the install is not usable.
Norton Trial Reset 2019 Macbook Pro
Norton Trial Reset 2020
How do I get rid of, or reset the trial to 30 days?