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My initial plan for this gist was to provide updated Registry paths for resetting the StartAllBack trial. Then I came to a conclusion that this is not sufficient due to the nature of how StartAllBack handles the trial state.
Here I'll outline all the steps required to manually figure out the registry path related to the StartAllBack trial.
Before we begin please know that this should not be taken for granted because no one is stopping the developers of StartAllBack from taking a new approach as to how they handle the trial state in the app.
For future references I will not provide any support regarding this topic because everything will be explained below on how to figure out the correct CLSID yourself. For simple issues you can quickly get an answer using a search engine.
If you don't have StartAllBack then get it here and install it.
Then download Process Monitor (Direct Link) which is used to inspect function calls the program makes.
When you start it for the first time, it will automatically begin to capture events of all running processes.
In the toolbar:
Click on the 3rd icon (Ctrl + E) to stop the capture.
Click on the 5th icon (Ctrl + X) to clear the previous capture log.
Click on the 6th icon (Ctrl + L) to set up a specific filter:
Now click the 3rd icon (Ctrl + E) in the toolbar to begin capturing events matching the filter.
Open up StartAllBack properties:
Once the window loads, go back to the Process Monitor window and you should see something similar to this:
Right click on the path item in the Path column and click Copy 'HKCU\Software\...
Now open Command Prompt as Administrator and use the following command template to create the command matching your path:
reg delete "YOUR_PATH" /f
For this tutorial it is:
reg delete "HKCU\Software\Microsoft\Windows\CurrentVersion\Explorer\CLSID\{36b74d56-9dfb-6ba1-cee4-0a97d8f99e0}" /f
Before and after:
* This requires reopening StartAllBack properties window.
To see the commands provided before the tutorial, browse the last known file that contained them.
Those are outdated and should be ignored in favor of the tutorial.