It would not play on neither my computer or my media player. I used dvdshrink to not shrink it but 'full disk' to ISO. The issue, not really a problem is, I allus rip to 'files' in case I would need ' fixvts'. (why are laptop cdroms soooo slow?) This laptop has an 'esata' socket on it, I plugged the hdd from my 'ripping' computer via the esata. Anyway, I installed pk lite no hassles & ripped two dvds. I dragged out my Tosh laptop (its been behind the door for 8mo-1 year), powered it up & thought wtf? Anyway I remembered I had cloned the hdd & did the free W-10 upgrade. Well, I found out my problem with pk lite. In fact I still fail to see why being logged in would activate a program that does not have any log in settings with it. Even though I am logged in to my account. Although as I described worked last night, it is not working now. After all a 'free' program should act on its own without having to be directly connected to an 'account'.Įdit: Just tried the above again. Logged out, I could not start the program. Once I logged back in to my account, I was able to start the free version of passkey. When I originally installed the s/w I had to register on the site and provide email etc to get the key. But having read the other topic this is what is intended there. Not then having the email with the key I only now have a trial(expired)/free version.Īlso have the same issue > greyed out button. I read this topic since I had previously installed a 'free lifetime' version but lost the program when my SSD died.

Passkey lite