I need a keygen for legacy abandoned software!

[ArthurDurand]

I need the assistance of a Software Cracker

I have legacy software that is no longer supported by the original developers. It seems as if the software only requires a new license after replacing the hard drive, even if I copied the old data to the new drive. I can remove the old drive, install it in another PC reinstall the OS and the software would work without requiring new activation code.

I basically need someone to write me a keygen for the software. I would've purchased a license if the developers still supported the software, but they don't. I will stop using the software soon, but I need to activate the software so that I can export all my data withing said software to migrate it to new software!

Kind regards
Arthur Durand

[cashfrybread]

• Even if they no longer support the software, they might provide a workaround or help unlock the program for data export purposes.
  
• You could create a virtual machine with the old hard drive's data to continue using the software temporarily.
  

[chickenjockey]

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[EdlaGar]

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