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Techtoysavvy I tried it and I am not impressed.
It found 3 programs from 2 vendors but managed to take 30-40 lines which could substantiate a claim 30+ programs found.
I buy many programs on BDJ and I challenge any program to find even half the keys. This program found ZERO keys on programs purchased through BDJ.
BUT .... if it can find even ONE key you lost and want ... sure buy it.

Apr 4 2014 at 9:31pm Copy Link

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Varuzhan Kankanyan Nsasoft:: "Product Key Explorer" allows to recover over +5000 popular software product keys from local machine or network computers. The trial version allows to check and see which programs license keys it is possible to recover. The list of all supported applications available on product page http://www.nsauditor.com/...tures.html

Nsasoft US, LLC. - Apr 5 2014 at 4:14am Copy Link

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William You might've sold me if your product recovered keys from an attached drive from a dead computer I'm replacing.

Bad manners imitating ransomeware on the demo by popping up a "Buy Now" dialog with no dismiss/close/cancel button.

Apr 5 2014 at 4:19am Copy Link

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Varuzhan Kankanyan Just press "Esc" button to close order dialog.

Nsasoft US, LLC. - Apr 5 2014 at 4:45am Copy Link

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Chris Why can we not use PayPal to purchase?

Apr 5 2014 at 8:17am Copy Link

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Varuzhan Kankanyan Unfortunately PayPal payment option temporary disabled.

Nsasoft US, LLC. - Apr 5 2014 at 8:31am Copy Link

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Techtoysavvy The developer honestly provides a listing of the 5000 programs. I suggest people check it and see if their programs are listed. 5000 is not very many and is even less than it appears when you understand that Windows XP counts as 5 programs. It found my Adobe Elements key (counts as 2 programs) and Cyberlink is repeated many times. The program failed to find my Office 2013 key and Windows 8 key despite the fact that both are listed on the list of 500 programs.
Microsoft Office counts as at least 78 programs so .....

Apr 5 2014 at 1:47pm Copy Link

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Techtoysavvy I did a quick check and some of these numbers are approximate.
The developer lists 2269 of the 5000+ programs.
Of these there are at most 339 companies covered.
This is not a large selection of ISVs.
It would be interesting to intersect the set of programs offered on BDJ with this list. I doubt a majority are covered though Iconico is listed.
With due respect to the developer, this is a tough task folks.
The larger (non-game) companies I use often provide an account which lists all my keys. I keep most of my keys but it's a chore to organize them and keep them up-to-date in something simple like a text file or Excel sheet.

Apr 5 2014 at 2:01pm Copy Link

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Techtoysavvy @William Leonard.
I agree. It put me off but the ESC did work.

Apr 5 2014 at 2:03pm Copy Link

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John Miesionczek I'm currently using Recover Keys which does a better job of retrieving the product keys better than Product Key Explorer which was offered awhile back. Maybe it will be offered again soon.

Apr 5 2014 at 10:24pm Copy Link

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Varuzhan Kankanyan Recovery Keys scanning the network for product keys 10 times slowly than "Product Key Explorer" does, so it is not clear what John Miesionczek means under "better job". I think it just attempt to advertise competitive product here free of charge :))))

Nsasoft US, LLC. - Apr 6 2014 at 6:48am Copy Link

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John Miesionczek I do not work for any software designer. If my post came across as if I were advertising the other product I am sorry.
I purchased product key explorer and I have been using the other program which seems to display more product keys. Maybe I missed something in Product Key Explorer but it did not display many keys when I ran it as did Recover Keys did. I will still use it no matter what. I always try to find better programs so I might buy 2 similar programs to see which one is better.

Enjoy:):):)-----------

Apr 6 2014 at 11:52am Copy Link

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disenchanted Question on licensing.

Can this license be used on more than one computer [that I personally own]?

Is there a family license? Like for 1-10 PCS?

The terms say, "Product Key Explorer is licensed per USER".

Well, I am a user with 5 PERSONAL laptops, that only I use.
So ONE license should be good for all 5 PCs, since I'm the ONLY USER, right?

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Jon Spain I'm surprised and nervous that @disenchanted's question remains unanswered after 20 months, can vendor respond, please?

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