Thread: Unlimited Free Kaspersky! UPDATED AND WORKING!

Okay, so we all know that they finally patched the Beta Key loophole... well there is another loophole, yay! All we are going to do is change some registry values so that we can activate another trial key. There are trial resetters out there, however, I like to do this manually because many of them contain trojan's/viruses and also because I am using Kaspersky Pure, a new version which doesn't have a trial resetter made for it yet, but for the purposes of this guide, the screen-shots will be of Kaspersky 2010.




Open up Kaspersky. This works even if you have a key already installed, just delete the key and follow these steps. In the pictures I'm using Kaspersky Anti-Virus 2010, but this hack will work for any of them, including Internet Security, from 2008 and up. Now before you get any farther I suggest completely disconnecting from the internet. It's not necessary, but it is highly advisable until you get your security programs installed. And when I say completely I mean rip that ethernet out of that router, and lay it on the floor. Better safe then sorry.



Once you have Kaspersky installed, we need to take care of a few problematic settings before we can do the hack. Go into the settings and uncheck the "Enable Protection" box under Protection.




Next uncheck "Enable Self Defense" and "Disable external service control" under Options.





Once you apply these new settings you'll get a pop up box saying "Protection is disabled". Or if in 2010 you may get one like the above picture saying "Connections Terminated" with a countdown timer if you're still connected to the internet. If you get the 2nd just click "No" and then continue with the hack. You need to turn off those settings in order to be able to preform the hack otherwise Kaspersky blocks the changes and you wont get the key. This is why you disconnected from the internet earlier, so that for any reason if you did have a virus or some type of malware it won't be able to do as much since most of them try to send information over the web.

Next go to


C:\WINDOWS\system32\


and open up regedt32. If you're doing this on a 2009 version in the registry editor go to


HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SOFTWARE\KasperskyLab\protected \AVP8\environment


or if you're doing this on a 2010 version go to


HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SOFTWARE\KasperskyLab\protected \AVP9\environment




or if running in Vista 64bit or Windows 7 look here

HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SOFTWARE\Wow6432Node\KasperskyL ab\protected\AVP9\environment



Scroll down to the registry entry "PCID", right click and select modify.



Change the last 3 digits to any other numbers.

Close the registry and restart Kaspersky.

You should now have the option to activate another trail license.

Also, remember to re-enable self defense either by clicking enable when Kaspersky alerts you about it or by repeating the steps above.

NOTE: If you have your Kaspersky activated as a Beta version, you must change the product status back to "Retail". Details on how to change the entry can be found here: http://www.torrent-invites.com/tutor...eys-again.html

I took a few pics and some text from the previous guide I posted but this update was created by me so all credits go to me.

this is like manual editing instead of resetter !!
These ways wont be successful for long. I think a paid anti-virus will be a good investment rather than searching for new hacks every week. Or else, the Norton file, install it and enjoy for 3months - only drawback is to install every 3 months!!

Thanks for bringing this out.

I have already purchased KIS 2010!!!