I have been trying to help a friend with a message that comes out on their screen at boot and again every hour or so.
The Message is
" Your Temporary Key has expired. If you believe this message is in error, please contact the program's author. "
It makes no reference to an application. Above is the entire message.
I tried checking all running processes and googling for all that I wasn't sure what they were. I thought I had it with a scanner software that displayed the message and had an entry in the startup registry. I removed it but the message persists.
I tried the whole message in Google and found some reference to validation keys and entering a cntl/t would bring up a way to switch it off. No such luck.
Hoping one of you have solved this problem in the past and can point me to a possible solution.
It sounds like your friend has downloaded a shareware program with a defined test duration which has expired. I'd look for downloads within the last 30 days to see if it can be identified.
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Posted December 13th, 2004 20:00
It sounds like your friend has downloaded a shareware program with a defined test duration which has expired. I'd look for downloads within the last 30 days to see if it can be identified.