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Much harder. macOS Sandboxing prevents user-level deletion of license tokens. You would need to use a Packet Filtering tool like Little Snitch to block AdGuard’s license validation servers (e.g., license.adguard.com and trial.adguard.com ). This can break the app’s filtering engine.

Protects every device connected to your local network, including smart TVs, gaming consoles, and IoT devices, without requiring individual app installations.

Yes. If you ever purchase a license later and it fails to activate on a machine that previously used reset tools, support will refuse to help you once they detect the reset attempts in the logs. adguard reset trial full

This method works for AdGuard versions 7.0 to 7.12. For v7.13+, see Method 2.

If you have a valid license but need to free up a device slot, you can log into your AdGuard account and manage your license from there. Check which devices are currently bound to your license, remove old or unused devices, and then reactivate AdGuard on your new device. This method is completely legitimate and risk-free. Much harder

If you need the system-wide protection of the full app (blocking ads in apps, games, and video players), you do not have to pay full price.

via Windows Settings > Apps. Do not restart yet. This can break the app’s filtering engine

before attempting a fresh AdGuard installation

This process requires extreme technical knowledge. One missed registry key or leftover driver file, and the trial reset fails. The forum poster even noted that "AdGuard creates 2 files in system ... driver .sys files of adguard, requiring trial reset to completely remove all previously installed files". Each Windows version adds complexity, with Windows 8 requiring additional cleanup steps.

Forcing registry changes to trick AdGuard's server-side verification can corrupt critical system files, leading to Windows crashes and application errors.