Download AINetProfit®


Works on Microsoft 10 & 11 Home and Professional
Does NOT work on Microsoft's 10 and 11 S Mode
Email us if you have any questions at: tvmogul1@gmail.com

IMPORTANT NOTICE

We will NOT pay Microsoft to whitelist or certify our software. Microsoft Defender may block or warn you during download or installation, even though our software is 100% safe and clean.
– Thank you for supporting independent software developers.

To download and install our software successfully, you may need to temporarily turn off your antivirus software and Microsoft Defender. Once installation is complete, you can turn your antivirus and Defender back on.

How to Temporarily Turn Off Microsoft Defender

  1. Press the Windows key and type Windows Security, then open it.
  2. Click Virus & threat protection.
  3. Under Virus & threat protection settings, click Manage settings.
  4. Toggle Real-time protection to Off.

Advanced: Turn Off Defender via Registry (Optional)

Only do this if the above method doesn't work and you're comfortable editing the Windows Registry.

  1. Press Windows + R, type regedit, and press Enter.
  2. Navigate to: HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SOFTWARE\Policies\Microsoft\Windows Defender
  3. Right-click in the right pane and choose New → DWORD (32-bit) Value.
  4. Name it DisableAntiSpyware and set its value to 1.
  5. Reboot your computer.

Note: You must disable Tamper Protection first from the Windows Security settings for this registry method to work.

After Installation

Once our software is installed, you can safely re-enable your antivirus software and Microsoft Defender to continue protecting your system.

Thank you for supporting independent software developers.

🚫 Warning: Windows 11 S Mode Is a Trap

Windows 11 S Mode is one of the most user-hostile, restrictive operating systems Microsoft has ever pushed onto consumers—especially unsuspecting buyers of new laptops. It’s essentially a locked-down version of Windows that cripples the machine out of the box, allowing only apps from the Microsoft Store (which is barren and useless), blocking browsers like Chrome or Firefox, and preventing essential tools and drivers from being installed. Microsoft markets it as a “safer, faster” experience, but in reality, it’s a thinly veiled attempt to trap users in their ecosystem. Worse, when you try to exit S Mode as Microsoft claims you can, you’re met with a vague, useless error message like “Something happened and we couldn’t start the upgrade.” That’s not just frustrating—it’s deceptive. You’re left with a device that feels like a toy, not a proper computer.

No, you're not permanently locked in S Mode—at least, you're not supposed to be—but Microsoft's own system failure makes it feel like you are. Unfortunately, this is a common issue, and there’s no reliable fix unless Microsoft resolves it server-side. You should be able to leave S Mode by going to Settings > System > Activation > Switch to Windows 11 Home , then clicking “Get” in the Store. But if that’s broken (as it is for you), you're stuck unless Microsoft gets their act together. There is no official offline method to disable S Mode, and Microsoft offers zero transparency or tools for troubleshooting it.

If you want to avoid this garbage entirely, steer clear of Windows Home as an operating sytem and install “Windows 11 Professional” on your computer.