Installing programs without registration?

[xfusejc]

I'm looking to sell my MacBook. However, I want to sell it with Leopard and iLife already installed on it. Now, Leopard requires a registration once it is installed, and the only way for me to get iLife installed is if I have access to the computer itself, which I won't have until I go through the registration process.

Is there anyway to bypass it and just have the computer not be registered to anyone? I don't want to have my personal information there if I'm going to sell the computer.

 

[robbieduncan]

Unless you are giving the purchaser the original iLife DVD (in which case they can install themselves) then you illegally distributing the software which I'd have to recommend against.

 

[xfusejc]

Okay. Forget iLife then. How about Leopard? Do I just shut it down after reinstalling Leopard once I get the Registration screen?

 

[robbieduncan]

Okay. Forget iLife then. How about Leopard? Do I just shut it down after reinstalling Leopard once I get the Registration screen?

Again are you providing an original Leopard DVD with the machine (either in the form of original Restore DVDs or a retail copy)? Otherwise, once again, illegal software distribution.

Anyway: yes just shut down the machine when it wants to reboot post install. Next boot will go to the welcome video and registration.

 

[Peterkro]

Just fill in the first three screens then hit command-q.