How to send your machine ID when the support asks for it
Sometimes, we need to be able to find you in our trial database while you are still testing Peakto, e.g when trying to extend the trial period.
Because we do not ask for an email when starting a trial, the only identification we have is the ID of your Mac.
If we ask for that ID, here is how to find it:
- Choose Apple Menu -> About This Mac and access the System Information
- Alternatively, you can search for "System Information" using Spotlight
- This will launch the "System Information" app.
- Select the Hardware section on the left
- In the information panel, select the value of the Hardware UUID field and send it to us.
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