IOGenie Windows Key Finder

If you have a Windows license, you'd probably want to keep the activation key within reach. It's not that you necessarily need it for anything other than activating your operating system upon installing, but it's good for your peace of mind to store it someplace it is easily reachable.

The main problem is that it's not easy to find that key somewhere in your system: if you threw away the physical copy, or if you peeled off the stickers from your computers, you'd have to resort to contacting the manufacturer to get your key back. IOGenie Windows Key Finder is another way: it can recover your Windows activation key within seconds, just like that.

Features:

• Simple and easy-to-use Windows key finder utility


• No need for installation, just run the executable file


• Instantly retrieves your Windows activation key


• Copy key to clipboard for easy pasting

First off, it's worth mentioning that the tool is not an activator or anything of the sort. If you thought that it'd fetch you a Windows key from some piracy website, I'm sorry to disappoint. This program is for those who have already activated their license, but who wish to retrieve their key for subsequent activations upon reinstalling the OS, for instance.

This one is as simple as they make them: it's a simple Windows key finder utility, and that's all there is to it. You don't even have to install the tool to get everything started: just click the executable, and the main interface will help you find your key.

Specifications:

• Platform: Windows


• Price: FREE


• Publisher: IOGenie


• Publisher Website

All it takes for the software to find your key is pressing the Find button. After that, it usually takes less than a second for it to display your activation key. Afterwards, you can click the Copy button to save you some time: you can now paste your key wherever you deem appropriate.

IOGenie Windows Key Finder is a simple piece of software, but that's not a bad thing in this context. Boot it up, click Find, and retrieve your key — that's all it does, and it does it well enough.