Difference between Installer and Portable Editions

If you use a portable utility key like I do, you know that most software, even in portable form, still place a registry value into the system you are running on. Some titles also keep several values that define the originally licensed computer online, so that the license is locked to the computer. In the first case, you can get around the licensing issue by creating a registry template txt file. This txt file should hold the entire registry entry as a copy, and be read only. You can then use the file, edit a copy of that file, save as a .reg, install it, then run the program, which will look for the registry key, and not need a rehash of the license. You can then remove the registry key afterward.
In the next case, there is little you can do. You might try contacting support and asking if they have a method to create a "Floating" license for utility use from a portable utility key. This usually has a slightly different pricing, and may require a specific hardware or software keying method. Some usb keys have an encryption function that allows software to be keyed in this manor, locking it to the hardware, requiring you to key the software once to lock it. If you copy that partition before keying it, you should be able to rekey another hardware utility, but you'll have to let the software company know, and the old hardware key will no longer be useable. Many small utility programmers don't build this into their software because it is a costly addition.

Hi Pavel,
Thank you for your message. Although we try to keep our programs as simple as possible, we are open to suggestions for new features. We will consider your suggestions in future versions.