Hi
I would like to see Speccy produce a list of the installed software together with the serial numbers for the software.
this should also be able to be printed out and saved to a file. A great time saving feature when you have to re-format and re-install all of your software
There are a number of freeware products already available which can get serial numbers from the registry so it should not be too difficult to incorporate
As long as its not part of a default speccy save file, lol
Speccy is a hardware analysis tool, if you want information about your software you should use a software manager...
(or your request should be moved to the CCleaner forum, since the app haves a software uninstaller integrated)
Speccy is a hardware analysis tool
Good idea in principle dougwm10, but I agree with luik that Speccy isn't really the place for it.
The problem with this idea is that not every application uses the same location or method for storing serial numbers.
I've seen some programs use file only registration however the majority do use the System Registry but in various places and sometimes encrypted.
For serials stored in the System Registry the best you could do (although not 100% guaranteed) is to make copies from the following:
HKCU\Software\ and HKLM\Software\ exporting keys belong to each application you wish to backup.
Richard S.
SIW dose this why not this program
I've looked at SIW and the section "Licenses" which I assume you're referring to does not provide a full list of serials against all the legit applications I have installed on my computer.
As I have stated before, there is no set standard for storing registration data some of which is puposely encrypted to prevent theft so it's really up to the application like SIW to search only in known locations.
Because there's literally billions of applications you could download, install and register it's simply not feasible to expect Speccy or any other program to find them for you.
Richard S.
I've seen some programs use file only registration however the majority do use the System Registry but in various places and sometimes encrypted.
Most commercial software I use have encrypted serials in the registry or an encrypted and well hidden file on the hard disk which makes any serial extraction program completely useless.