The license manager says the license is only good for 1 year. I does not say that in any of the offer information. If I knew that I would not have installed it and cancelled my unlimited version I already had. Not happy!

[@Brian]
Do a System Restore if you can, to just before you installed this 1 year version.
All that data is still in your system..

If You do not want to install Glary, you can download the portable version and it will accept the registration information. I am not an expert so I can’t tell you if it it is truly portable or not. Does it make any changes to the registry? I can not verify this and I don’t have a second computer to test it on. I can only say the downloaded file says “portable”. Also it still has a one year restriction.

Downloaded, installed and registered with my info and the registration number it provided. It said good until this date 2020, but when I restarted the program it shows it is registered to “Trial Version”, so I am not certain if I want to put it on my other 2 computers. If this is what it shows but is good for the year, that is fine. It would be nice to know for certain though.
I have used the freeware version of this and it is a great set of utilities. I really do like using it. Everything is at your fingertips, sort of like a command center in one program.
Thanks

Have moved away from the “System Utilities” since Windows 10 as they don’t seem to offer a lot of benefits. Still, Glary is a well-established name, and have ran / owned Glary Utilities multiple times in the past & the program seems competitive, even if some of the modules either duplicate built-in functions – or simply open Windows’ own dialogs – and/or are handily bested by Specific Purpose Utilities.
Note the download version is 5.115, but ver 5.116 is now available (had an older version still loaded, and had to open the License Manager to input the new license number before the update would run).

Bonus: the UPDATE module tagged 2 pending updates which I was otherwise unaware of – although it did show a “Trial License” for one of those (actually have a Lifetime – Paid – License).
As in the past, it also showed Updates being available for programs for which I no longer own the Current Version – so actually “Updating” those would require a re-purchase. (Both of those are actually Paid apps – but only pay for UPGrades when significant features are added).

Curiosity: Have an older Glary Utilities Pro installation file that purports to be Version 5.96 (as opposed to 5.115 / 5.116….)

All-in-all: A worthwhile download.