Software asking to login?

[Andrée]

Hello,

I did some research and learned my problem may come from a .dll file (?)
I want to use my intwined studio software (knitting) bought in 2013. As I have a new computer I had to reinstalled the program. But it asks for the name, email, serial number & license to connect to the server. The problem is that the site is "dead". They don't sell the software anymore. I emailed them. Didn't receive a "Message delivery error" nor a reply.
So my question is:
Is it possible to bypass the login stage to access the software?

Here are the .dll files
libgcc_s_dw2-1.dll
mingwm10.dll
QtCore4.dll
QtGui4.dll
QtNetwork4.dll
QtSvg4.dll
QtXml4.dll

Thank you for any help or info
Andrée

[barkerxavierr]

I’ve run into this same issue with older software that relies on a now-defunct server for activation — super frustrating. Without access to the original licensing server, it’s tough unless someone has a workaround or patch (which gets into tricky legal territory). I ended up switching to a different program after hitting too many dead ends.
fnfgo

[Andrée]

Thank you for your reply

[threston]

It’s generally not legal or advisable to bypass a software’s activation or login mechanism, so the best options are to keep trying to contact the vendor, look for an official offline/legacy activation method, or run the software on an older system where it was already activated.

[Andrée]

Hello Threston,
Gosh I looked and looked and looked online lol
Its a knitting program so I even went in knitting groups and sites to ask. No one could help!
Thank you for your reply
Andrea