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frank

change password in trial version

Post by frank »

how can i change the password in the trial version
i have installed program, but all settings are protect by an default password
so i can't change any settings or deinstall the programm

tanx for help
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There is no other special password. The only pwaasord used is the one you entered when setting up the program.

There is a single password for settings and for unprotecting internet.
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Post by mtaddei1 »

This sounds like the exact problem I have!

I installed and then uninstalled the software, then a day later, reinstalled the software (all trial versions) to reevaluate it and now there is a password attached to the service that I never set!

I can stop and disable the service - without using the password. :roll:
I can then kill the running process - without using the password. :x

I can now surf the net anywhere I want to! :shock:

Yet, I can't uninstall the software - :evil:

I can then, restart the process from the Start Menu and low and behold, I can now set a new password and do all the other Setup functions. I spent a good 30 to 60 minutes entering service names, web addresses and IPs after I thought I had set a new password.

I was very disappointed when I restarted the service and the deus ex machina password clamped down like a hammer and all the work I had done was obliterated!

This looks like a promising piece of software but this evenings experience was a bad waste of my time.

There is clearly a severe problem with the uninstall routine. Is it possible that it never removes the service?? I still have log entries from the first installation too.

I have sent an email to support because I need to be able to uninstall this software if I chose not to buy it.
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