Post: Turn Windows 7 Trial into 90 Day+ Trial
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03-16-2011, 07:51 PM
#1
oO-GKUSH-Oo
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What this does is Tells your computer to extend your pc trial version. This is what PC technicians do when they tell you to send in your pc for repairs and charge you which is really a scam for money>
Ok what you do is
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Step 1: Click Start, All Programs, Accessories. Right-click Command Prompt and choose Run As Administrator. Enter your administrator password.
Step 2: Type the following command and press Enter:
slmgr -rearm
Note the space after slmgr and the hyphen in front of rearm.
Step 3: Restart Windows 7.
Step 2: Type the following command and press Enter:
slmgr -rearm
Note the space after slmgr and the hyphen in front of rearm.
Step 3: Restart Windows 7.
After you restart your computer you should get a notice saying that your windows trial version has been extended. You can keep doing this without having to pay for a full version. The 90 day trial is considered the full version but you only have it for 90 days whenever your trial is over just do the same process over and over as much as you like. Good Luck :y:
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03-16-2011, 07:55 PM
#2
CLM
[b]They say sorry Mr. West is..[/b]
Originally posted by DECKIE123
Ok Heres a trick i Learned from my Computer tech Teacher.
What this does is Tells your computer to extend your pc trial version. This is what PC technicians do when they tell you to send in your pc for repairs and charge you which is really a scam for money> Ok what you do is
After you restart your computer you should get a notice saying that your windows trial version has been extended. You can keep doing this without having to pay for a full version. The 90 day trial is considered the full version but you only have it for 90 days whenever your trial is over just do the same process over and over as much as you like. Good Luck :y:
What this does is Tells your computer to extend your pc trial version. This is what PC technicians do when they tell you to send in your pc for repairs and charge you which is really a scam for money>
Ok what you do isAfter you restart your computer you should get a notice saying that your windows trial version has been extended. You can keep doing this without having to pay for a full version. The 90 day trial is considered the full version but you only have it for 90 days whenever your trial is over just do the same process over and over as much as you like. Good Luck :y:
Pretty cool trick, but instead you could just use some of the free Windows 7 Ultimate serials.
03-16-2011, 08:01 PM
#3
Pablo2010
Raptor Jesus
Originally posted by DECKIE123
Ok Heres a trick i Learned from my Computer tech Teacher.
What this does is Tells your computer to extend your pc trial version. This is what PC technicians do when they tell you to send in your pc for repairs and charge you which is really a scam for money> Ok what you do is
After you restart your computer you should get a notice saying that your windows trial version has been extended. You can keep doing this without having to pay for a full version. The 90 day trial is considered the full version but you only have it for 90 days whenever your trial is over just do the same process over and over as much as you like. Good Luck :y:
What this does is Tells your computer to extend your pc trial version. This is what PC technicians do when they tell you to send in your pc for repairs and charge you which is really a scam for money>
Ok what you do isAfter you restart your computer you should get a notice saying that your windows trial version has been extended. You can keep doing this without having to pay for a full version. The 90 day trial is considered the full version but you only have it for 90 days whenever your trial is over just do the same process over and over as much as you like. Good Luck :y:
how would you do this with other programs eg office photoshop ect
03-16-2011, 08:02 PM
#4
oO-GKUSH-Oo
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Originally posted by ClutchLikeMelo
Pretty cool trick, but instead you could just use some of the free Windows 7 Ultimate serials.
Yea true but sometimes you get the (This Key Is unable to be used with the current version of windows) Thats annoying I have gotten that like 100 times and found out about this. So i just decided to share it with people with the same problem
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Originally posted by Pablo2010
how would you do this with other programs eg office photoshop ect
No this only works for Operating systems not programs sorry
03-16-2011, 08:08 PM
#5
Pablo2010
Raptor Jesus
Originally posted by DECKIE123
Yea true but sometimes you get the (This Key Is unable to be used with the current version of windows) Thats annoying I have gotten that like 100 times and found out about this. So i just decided to share it with people with the same problem
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No this only works for Operating systems not programs sorry
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No this only works for Operating systems not programs sorry
kk still handy thing to know thanks
03-16-2011, 10:08 PM
#6
Car Lover
Family Guy FTW
Originally posted by DECKIE123
Ok Heres a trick i Learned from my Computer tech Teacher.
What this does is Tells your computer to extend your pc trial version. This is what PC technicians do when they tell you to send in your pc for repairs and charge you which is really a scam for money> Ok what you do is
After you restart your computer you should get a notice saying that your windows trial version has been extended. You can keep doing this without having to pay for a full version. The 90 day trial is considered the full version but you only have it for 90 days whenever your trial is over just do the same process over and over as much as you like. Good Luck :y:
What this does is Tells your computer to extend your pc trial version. This is what PC technicians do when they tell you to send in your pc for repairs and charge you which is really a scam for money>
Ok what you do isAfter you restart your computer you should get a notice saying that your windows trial version has been extended. You can keep doing this without having to pay for a full version. The 90 day trial is considered the full version but you only have it for 90 days whenever your trial is over just do the same process over and over as much as you like. Good Luck :y:
Thanks dude, sounds awsome. Shame my laptop is still on XP, should i get the trial and do this ? (bare in mind the proccessor is on 1.66GHz)
Thanks
03-16-2011, 10:42 PM
#7
oO-GKUSH-Oo
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Originally posted by Whufc
Thanks dude, sounds awsome. Shame my laptop is still on XP, should i get the trial and do this ? (bare in mind the proccessor is on 1.66GHz)
Thanks
Thanks
I wouldnt reccomend you download a trial but i have links that you can use such as windows 7 professional full version which requires you to burn the programs and files onto a dvd do you want that? It works perfect you dont need to activate anything
03-17-2011, 04:32 PM
#8
Car Lover
Family Guy FTW
Originally posted by DECKIE123
I wouldnt reccomend you download a trial but i have links that you can use such as windows 7 professional full version which requires you to burn the programs and files onto a dvd do you want that? It works perfect you dont need to activate anything
No thanks dude, i think it'll just be to slow. But im getting a MacBook Pro soon
03-17-2011, 05:13 PM
#9
oO-GKUSH-Oo
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03-17-2011, 05:18 PM
#10
Car Lover
Family Guy FTW
Originally posted by DECKIE123
Nice, I have a question. Is the Mac Book Pro better than the Mac Book Air? Cause i want a Mac Book air but people say it isnt good
Its a lot slower, smaller HDD and all of that.
Heres the links to MacBook Pro and MacBook Air so that you can compare
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As you can see the macbook air isnt as good on paper, but if you travel alot i would go for the Air! Thanks if i helped :y:
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