Magical jelly bean keyfinder free download - Jelly Bean Live Wallpaper, Jelly Bean Apps, Jelly Bean Factory 2 Free, and many more programs. I have been using Magical Jelly Bean Key Finder to find the Product key of installed Microsoft products. It’s really very effective in the sense that we can easily find the product key of any installed Microsoft product. So if we want to reinstall any of the product, we don’t have to find the CD Cover of that specific product.
Latest Version:
Magical Jelly Bean Keyfinder 2.0.10.13 LATEST
Requirements:
Windows 7 / Windows 7 64 / Windows 8 / Windows 8 64 / Windows 10 / Windows 10 64
Author / Product:
Magical Jelly Bean / Magical Jelly Bean Keyfinder
Old Versions:
Filename:
KeyFinderInstaller.exe
Details:
Magical Jelly Bean Keyfinder 2019 full offline installer setup for PC 32bit/64bit
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Features and Highlights
- Command line options - /save /savecsv /close /hive /file
- Load Hive option - allows you to load the registry hive of another Windows installation. To use, put the hard drive in a working machine (must also be Windows 2000, XP, Vista, Windows 7 or Windows 8) or use Windows PE (not tested, should work) and click Load Hive. Then point it to the dead Windows install. If you're using Windows Vista, Administrator rights are required for this feature. You may have to right click on the Keyfinder and run as Administrator.
- Improved Save & Print! - save & print options will now include all keys. Save is also available in text or CSV.
FAQ
Can I retrieve the product key from the Windows CD?
No. Product keys are not stored on CDs themselves. When you enter your key while installing, it's checked against an algorithm to verify that the key is valid.
I don't have product key. Will your program generate one for me?
No. The Keyfinder is not a key generator. The Key Finder Tool reads the registry and extracts the key that was used to install Windows.
Why doesn't the product key returned match the one on my sticker?
If you purchased your PC with Windows already installed from a large manufacturer such as Dell or HP, it's likely that Windows was installed using an OEM key instead of the actual key for your PC. This saves them (and you) money because it's much more efficient for these large companies to install Windows once and then clone the drive.
Can I retrieve the product key from a non-booting Windows installation?
As long as both Windows versions are 2000, XP, 2003, or Vista, you can use the Load Hive function. You will have to slave the drive and point the Keyfinder to the non-booting Windows directory.