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When you download mIRC from the official website (www.mirc.com), you receive a fully functional 30-day trial. During those 30 days, there are no feature restrictions. You can connect to servers, join channels, use DCC transfers, and run complex scripts.

We do not recommend downloading random executables from unknown sources. Many contain malware, keyloggers, or cryptocurrency miners. The manual registry method is safer and takes only 10 seconds.

If you still want an automated tool, open-source scripts on GitHub (search for "mIRC reset trial") are safer than standalone EXEs, as you can inspect the source code.

to scan for and remove deeper residual traces that a standard uninstaller might miss. Important Considerations License Changes mirc reset trial

Downloading these patches from "warez" sites, forums, or peer-to-peer networks is a primary vector for malware. Because the user is already seeking to bypass security controls (the license check), they are often willing to disable antivirus software or run executables from untrusted sources. This makes them prime targets for:

Ensure the process is not running in the background (check Task Manager).

Action: → Program/script: reg.exe → Arguments: delete "HKCU\SOFTWARE\mIRC" /v Sysinfo /f When you download mIRC from the official website (www

Some users delete the whole HKEY_CURRENT_USER\SOFTWARE\mIRC key, but this also removes your saved servers, preferences, and scripts. If you only delete Sysinfo , your settings remain intact.

For power users, here is a complete batch script that automates everything. It checks if mIRC is running, closes it, deletes the Sysinfo key, and then reopens mIRC.

Old internet forums suggest changing your system clock back 30 days before launching mIRC. This method on modern versions (v7.x and above). mIRC now cross-references the registry timestamp with the system's boot time or internet time servers. If it detects a time rollback, it may lock you out entirely or show an "invalid date" error. We do not recommend downloading random executables from

For the laziest (or most clever) users, you can automate the using Windows Task Scheduler so that the registry key is deleted every time you log into Windows.

Now, every time you want to reset the trial, run this .reg file before launching mIRC.

If a specific script is causing issues: