500MHz processor, 32MB of RAM, 5MB of free hard disk space.

Yes, you need the Microsoft .Net Framework 3.5 on Windows XP and Vista only.

Microsoft Windows XP, Vista, 7, 8, 8.1 and 10.

Yes, 7GIF supports both 32bit and 64bit (AMD64, Intel 64\EM64T, x86-64, x64) operating systems.

It should be, but those operating systems are not officially supported.

If your device support the minimum software and hardware prerequisite then yes.

7GIF's setup will check if a compatible .Net Framework version is installed, if it isn't then the setup itself will give you the option to download it. Remember to install the .Net Framework after you download it and before running 7GIF's setup again.

7GIF is totally free of charge for personal and commercial use, if you paid for the download or use of the program then you have been scammed.

Every setting of 7GIF is saved in the settings.ini file, which may be inside the same folder where 7GIF is installed or "C:\ProgramData\7GIF\" (if 7GIF was installed in "Program Files"). Preloading information and the association of GIF files to 7GIF are stored in the Windows Registry and removed on disinstallation.

Yes, you can read it directly during the setup of 7GIF or from within the official .zip archive. You can also read it here: Creative Commons: Attribution - NonCommercial - NoDerivatives 4.0 International.

You are allowed to download and install 7GIF where and how many times you want (both for private and commercial use), to advertise, review, share and redistribute (on physical media or on a website\blog) the official setup application and\or .zip archive of 7GIF.
You are not allowed to edit, modify, repackage, disassemble, extract, copy parts of code and\or graphics, sell or claim to be the Copyright owner\developer\publisher\creator of 7GIF and\or its official packages (the setup application and .zip archive).

7GIF is a software distributed "as is", as 99% of free software, it is highly unlikely that a malfunction of 7GIF demages your PC's software or hardware, however 7GIF is distributed without any warranty either express or implied, 7GIF's use, especially on systems not officially considered compatible, is at your own risk.

The name "7GIF" was chosen as it's simple, unique, short and easy to remember, it also refers Windows 7 (the original Operation System 7GIF was made for) and it's a small homage to another free tool which name starts with 7.

Try to delete the file "settings.ini", it can be found into the directory of 7GIF, or otherwise in "C:\ProgramData\7GIF\" ("C:\" being the drive where Windows is installed).
If it still doesn't work, try reinstalling 7GIF or the .Net Framework 3.5 (required only on Windows XP and Vista) or contact us for support.

Try to reassociate GIF files to 7GIF from the "Advanced Settings" window of 7GIF, in the "Associate GIF files" tab. If this doesn't work, try using the Windows "Default programs" editor to bind GIF files to 7GIF.
If the problem persists you may need to temporarily disable your security software (like an antivirus, firewall or antispyware) as it may be preventing 7GIF to write into the Windows registry.

7GIF general settings are shared by every user while the association of GIF files to 7GIF must be enabled for each user.

It can happen, rarely, that the update server is unreachable, try again in few minutes or hours. If the issue persist, it's possible that the communication is blocked by a security software (like an antivirus or a firewall), check the settings of your security software to allow 7GIF to communicate with the web.

To report a software malfunction (a bug), you can send us a support request, we will endeavor to solve the problem with your help.

You can contact us from here, we will reply as soon as possible.