Enigma Protector

Hi all.
Me test The Enigma Protector Add Limitation by Days Count 365 and active Terminate execution after 0 but run .exe 2017 date

I would like to set my software a 365 days period to deactivate afterwards.
I try to do the case mentioned in your settings but all I have is two options:
1. the program won't run at all - I try to change the date prior or past that date but it won't run
2. it would run but displays a error message and crashes.

i want the program, in the case of changing the date, calculate the hour , exact day of the installation for 1 year

I would like to set my software a 365 days period to deactivate afterwards.
I try to do the case mentioned in your settings but all I have is two options:
1. the program won't run at all - I try to change the date prior or past that date but it won't run
2. it would run but displays a error message and crashes.

i want the program, in the case of changing the date, calculate the hour , exact day of the installation for 1 year

Hi,

First of all try to reset all debug information on your computer using option in main menu - Tools - Debug - Reset All Local Information.

If the application still crashes, please send us non protected sample at support@enigmaprotector.com and we will try to investigate the issue.

Regarding 365 days - what option exactly do you use, is it Trial Control - Days Limitation?

I used the Limitation by Days Count options, and set to to 365 dyas.
my problem is in changing that clock and date forward and backward.
and tested if I can change these values and the program didn't run at all.

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You need to reset the debug information like I said in previous post to continue testing.

does your lock have the ability to end after 30 days after the program had started its run?
I want the program to automatically set for 30 days at the start of its run, and to be independent from system's date and time.
that, or at the initial run refers to the my internet service provider and collect the info from there.