1. You need an Aurora offline key. You can request this within Aurora. As you said you're getting the "youre offline message" I assume you already done that. This offline key is tied to your hardware. As long as your hardware doesn't change you don't need to request a new one.
2. You need offline versions of the trainers you're using. As you no longer download standalone trainers but stream trainers, you need a special offline copy of each trainer which is personalized. Usually Aurora downloads such an offline copy for you (unless you disabled that) when you open a trainer from your favorite bar. You'd get a "offline trainer downloaded" message at the top right each time that happens. If so go to step 3. If not, you need to browse to the game page where all trainers for a game are shown. And instead of clicking on 'USE TRAINER' you click on the save icon button right next to it. This downloads an offline copy.
Note: These offline trainers DO expire after a certain amount of time. Recently we increased the limit from 7 to 14 days. Expiration limit begins with the date of creation, not the date the first time you use them.
3. When you launch Aurora in offline mode you can open offline trainers under "TRAINERS" tab and then -> "Standalone / offline trainers".
[Edited by 0x90, 12/23/2022 11:47:27 PM]
Hey, HI How are you?
I have formated my pc, as you said, I'll one loose it if i change something like CPU, HDD/SDD/M.3 ?
I get the offline message.
[Edited by Reno, 1/18/2023 5:46:00 PM]