The software is working well, but I didn't receive a license key to register it.

It's working well. Can someone inform me if I require a license key or anything else?

I installed it but it didn't come up with the registration page. I tried uninstalling and reinstalling it but the same thing happened again. Is it self registering now?

It doesn't speak well of the software when the README file explains how to register and it is contrary to what actually occurs. The INFORMATION section in the 'gear page' should tell us if we are legitimately registered or not.
Thank you, JoeJ (comment #7), for clearing this up.

Program registered with my name and email and started. It found several keys. I will check the keys tomorrow and read the comments. Thanks.

Installed with ease. Ran immediately. Detected a lot of keys and Wi-Fi passwords. While I am not crazy about the latter I like this program. Kudos.

I like this program. It found lots of keys which appear accurate [I didn't check them all], many more than any similar key find program I have tried.

Great software. Provides license keys for all the programs on your computer. It also gives an option of printing or creating a PDF.

Thank you!

Much appreciated.

If you use Mac “Bootcamp Windows” will it also find MacPro license keys??

MyKeyFinder scans the registry and lists what it thinks might be keys, along with the name of the software that key belongs to. It doesn't list every key, since not every software key is accessible in the registry. Some of the keys that are listed are for software that doesn't require a key, e.g., AMD drivers. The keys themselves may or may not be accurate -- some software stores an altered version of the key you used, plus software like MyKeyFinder can't know the difference between a legitimate key and some other value. It can still be useful if you can't find a record of a key, or if/when you have a device that came with Windows already installed, and will print a list of selected keys or save it to PDF.

A quick note for Windows keys: the reported key for Win10/11 may not match the key you entered, and may or may not work to activate another copy of Windows. Activation is tied to a secret hardware key that's derived from the components used in that device -- in theory you should never have to re-enter the key as long as the majority of the hardware remains the same, with the exception of the network adapter -- changing the MAC address can cause deactivation. You *may* be able to remove a key from use with one device and use it on another depending on your Windows license, but that doesn't always work according to reports. Microsoft just recently turned off using Win7/8 keys for Win10/11 -- something that officially ended in 2016 -- so they *may* be getting stricter about keys & activation.

MyKeyFinder adds the program's folder along with a folder in Users\ [UserName]\ AppData\ Local\. The majority of new registry entries is for uninstallation, though it also adds a handful of fonts.

Installed/activated without a hitch on Win 10 Pro 64-bit (perhaps because I shut down AV scanner beforehand). Found more keys than other programs of this type I've tried. Nice it offers the option of not checking for updates at startup unlike many other GOTD giveaways. Export to PDF is handy, especially since it allows encryption. It's a keeper.

A program like this shouldn't need installation. So there are free portable alternatives for those having difficulty with the present offer.

For example, LicenseCrawler is free, supports all Windows and can be run from a USB stick.

For those who weren't prompted to register, here's a quote from the readme.txt file: "For the users who have already registered for any other Abelssoft tool, the process runs automatically in the background. In this case the user can start right away." There doesn't seem to be a way to verify in the program that it is indeed registered.
The program thinks a printer's model is its license key. There are a few more quirks, but it does find the keys for most software, including Windows.

Very nice and helpful.

The website says it will find Windows keys.. Is that so?

I have not got a prompt for name and email.
What to do?

Very simple to use. Remember to click Select All to save everything.

Key Finder, nice small program, has found 66 keys of which two are known to me. Chika PC Shield with Key, Nero Wave Editor, uses no key. Google Earth Pro, has no key either. Even De Key is there from Windows 10 Home, from Windows 11 that I have, not! The key of Softmaker Free Office is also not there. The key of Glary Utilities is also not included.

Abelsoft good German developer. Thanks!

Great program. Uncomplicated setup and registration. Very easy to use. Nice work!