are there any keygen or key gen websites i can trust?

Answer 1

Actually no, but you have a chance to protect yourself:
1. You turn off java (not javascript) for the browser
2. Have a decent antivirus program installed with auto protection enabled. You can also scan the exe file before running.
3. Have Windows Defender and another anti malware application installed. Make sure that autoprotection for Windows Defender is on.

Then you wouldn't need to worry about "dangerous" applications.

Here are some tips:
Usually, real keygens are zipped with .nfo files. So check if the zip/rar file for the keygen includes any additional files. You can also open the nfo file with notepad to get more info about the keygen. Note that none of the respected groups would try to install malware into your system.

If there is only a single file in zip/rar named "keygen.exe" or similar, it is probably fake. (To check this without running the file, download other keygens for other software from the same site. If two or more files are the same, then never use that site again.)

If in case you get infected, shut down your computer and start in safe mode. Then clean using the "anti" applications.

Answer 2

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Answer 3

no