Reset Transmac Trial -

Let’s be clear: Acutesystems offers a 15-day trial to evaluate the software. Permanently resetting the trial to avoid buying a license violates the software’s EULA. The developers actively maintain TransMac (supporting APFS, macOS Ventura and Sonoma). If you rely on the tool for work or business, you should purchase a license.

However, if you genuinely reset the trial because you replaced your PC’s motherboard or reinstalled Windows, the developer typically allows a “second evaluation.” Many users report that after a clean Windows install, TransMac offers another 15 days automatically.

Price of a legitimate license: $59 for a single user (lifetime updates). It is a small price compared to losing data from a corrupted Mac drive. reset transmac trial

This is the most direct way to reset TransMac trial on the same computer without reinstalling Windows.

Warning: Incorrect registry editing can crash your operating system. Back up your registry first (File > Export). Let’s be clear: Acutesystems offers a 15-day trial

If the above doesn’t work, delete the whole Classic Software (or TransMac) registry key:

⚠️ This removes settings for other Classic Software products if you have any. This is the most direct way to reset

Delete those specific values (do not delete the entire TransMac folder unless you are sure).

Next, navigate to:

HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SOFTWARE\AcuteSoft\TransMac

(On 64-bit Windows, also check HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SOFTWARE\WOW6432Node\AcuteSoft\TransMac).

Delete the same trial-related keys.

Close Registry Editor and restart your PC.

After rebooting, launch TransMac. It should behave as if it is the first run. You will likely get another 15 days. However, some newer versions (TransMac 15+) also check a hidden file on your system drive.