Giveaway: ExplorerMax File Manager for FREE

A Chrome-styled File Manager for Smart Windows Users!

Website: https://explorermax.drivethelife.com/
Giveaway: link
Download: link
License Key: 520CD-355BC-ED9A0-39E4D-029E4
License Key: 36AAE-98C9B-08C5D-98A7A-C46A7
Note: Each key can be used for 100 users with free updates, for half a year.

Key features of ExplorerMax:
1. Tabs – Tabs let you keep multiple folders open and switch between them quickly.
2. Quick Search – Search the files from your system or specific disk. And it's returning the results in groups / Categories clearly.
3. Bookmarks – Keep your favorite files or folders quickly accessible through bookmarks.
4. Timeline – Locate to your file-managing history and recent files efficiently.
5. Skin – Light or dark mode is available.
6. Batch Rename – Smart rename your files.
7. Compression/Extraction – Easy to compress and extract the files in most types.
8. Dual-pane – support better file-to-file operations. (Beta)
9. PhotoMax – a plugin to organize photos. (Beta)

9 thoughts on “Giveaway: ExplorerMax File Manager for FREE

  1. net-load.com staff does not check links posted by users in the comment section, so take care and double check everything.
  2. It seems that the poster has put two keys combined with a “-“. That’s the reason you may find it doesn’t work since the second one works well with my PC.
    The first key: 520CD-355BC-ED9A0-39E4D-029E4
    The second key: 36AAE-98C9B-08C5D-98A7A-C46A7

  3. Stay away from that software, it’s just a tricky download. “Each key can be used for 100 users with free updates, for half a year.”. There is just one key, valid for the first 100 users.

    1. No!! Because the editor has added an extra “—” between two keys. There are many chances left. Take it!
      First one: 520CD-355BC-ED9A0-39E4D-029E4
      Second one: 36AAE-98C9B-08C5D-98A7A-C46A7

    1. False positive. Most famous brands like AVG and Sophos and Kaspersky and etc claimed them safe. We’ve tried several times to contact VBA32 and eGambit but failed. If any virus or ads contained, I’ll eat them.

    2. It installs into an entirely unsafe and unprotected location in %APPDATA% folder where only users program related DATA should be stored, it hijacks Explorer.exe using Explorer Browser Helper Objects also located in the same insecure location that any malware could replace/infect. It makes undisclosed outbound non-standard protocol connections to an external internet server on nonstandard ports:
      01/06/2021 23:43:10 PF has blocked outgoing UDP (17) packet from 192.168.1.6x:49583 to 209.58.131.173:3800
      01/06/2021 23:50:13 PF has blocked outgoing TCP (6) [S] packet from 192.168.1.65:31113 to 209.58.131.173:3801

      It also starts and runs in the system notification area even if you do not press the START button on the end screen of the installer!
      It takes liberties like those from install onward, including being adware for their other programs.

      When you let the explorermax.exe program run it will immediately TERMINATE all open normal explorer.exe only windows explorer windows. TO me that makes it at best badware, I view it as a malicious action… I have windows explorer windows open for reasons not because they are unimportant and are free to be closed without asking and without notice!

      Things like this you will not read on the official giveaway page due to heavy invisible comment censorship. That site does not care about compromising your systems security. They only care about generating advert revenue.

      Thankfully one can disable the main BHO in Internet Explorer Manage Add-ons and be able to run windows explorer safely.
      Keeping this style of programming on a windows system is inviting system compromise as it bypasses some of the designed in layers of protection. It does uninstall reasonably well except it does not know how to unload the BHO’s after they are de-registered.

      It is uncertain if the developer is doing this deliberately to hurt his customers and enable easier remote access by malicious 3rd parties or if the developer is just ignorant of windows security layers and the duty of care he has as a developer creating programs to be installed on other peoples computers! Uninstalling does remove this security wreck of a program.

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