It works simular to Nodlogin, but updates from internet pages. so no trouble with the server being down and crap.

It runs on every reboot, and with the icon you can run it yourself if needed

Just run the setup it auto boots with windows and even if there is an update there will just be more functions or such but it wont render the old version unusable ..

The beauty of NodEnabler, is that when it comes to that point in time when your license is *expired* the autoit script functions of NodEnabler will automatically find a new Key ( User Name/ And Password) it will be legit, and it will give you another expiration date. Correct if me I am wrong but im pretty sure that upon every restart of a given computer ( with Nod Enable and ESET) NodEnable will do a couple of things: Check your internet connection -> Initialize Scripts->--> Check the exisiting key it provided when YOU installed it. --> If that key somehow got blacklisted then it connects to internet to scour for legit keys and test them until getting one that works--> When a key is found it will automatically be inserted into the ESET User/name and password dialog boxes.

If for somereason your ESET turned red and notifies you that your user/password are in someway not valid anymore that is when you should open up NodEnable as it will replace the blacklisted key.

It works simular to Nodlogin, but updates from internet pages. so no trouble with the server being down and crap.

It runs on every reboot, and with the icon you can run it yourself if needed

Just run the setup it auto boots with windows and even if there is an update there will just be more functions or such but it wont render the old version unusable ..

The beauty of NodEnabler, is that when it comes to that point in time when your license is *expired* the autoit script functions of NodEnabler will automatically find a new Key ( User Name/ And Password) it will be legit, and it will give you another expiration date. Correct if me I am wrong but im pretty sure that upon every restart of a given computer ( with Nod Enable and ESET) NodEnable will do a couple of things: Check your internet connection -> Initialize Scripts->--> Check the exisiting key it provided when YOU installed it. --> If that key somehow got blacklisted then it connects to internet to scour for legit keys and test them until getting one that works--> When a key is found it will automatically be inserted into the ESET User/name and password dialog boxes.

If for somereason your ESET turned red and notifies you that your user/password are in someway not valid anymore that is when you should open up NodEnable as it will replace the blacklisted key.