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Думаю, что все уже и так в курсе, что для «семерки» уже есть отлично работающие кряки активации, использовав которые можно снять 30-дневное ограничение на ее работу. Но ведь есть же люди, которые испытывают буквально аллергию на все пиратское и крякнутое. Вот как раз для них и будет интересна информация, которую нарыли товарищи с сайта howtogeek.com.
Для того, чтобы продлить срок работы на следующие 30 дней достаточно запустить командную строку и набрать команду
slmgr -rearm
Что в итоге, после перезагрузки, обнулит счетчик до первоначального, 30-дневного состояния. Повторять операцию можно три раза. Что в сумме даст 120 дней «безкрякового» использования Windows 7.
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Если вы не тестировали Windows 7, то многое потеряли. Система действительно хороша во всех отношениях. По крайней мере, я ею остался очень доволен. Вот только заложенный в бету триал в 30 дней с течением времени начинает напрягать. Как это побороть?
Секрет в том, что по истечении 30 дней ничего не произойдет и вы сможете просто продлить ваше бета-тестирование ещё на 30 дней. И так всего 3 раза, вплоть до 120 дней 
вне зависимости от того, откуда ваша копия беты — официально от Microsoft или «слита» с торрентов. А поможет вам всего одна команда.
Открывайте меню Start и запускайте cmd.exe с правами администратора системы.
Далее выполните команду:
slmgr ‑rearm
Если вы увидите такое окошко, то операция прошла успешно и пациент будет жить еще 30 дней
Проверить сколько осталось вашей копии Windows 7 в очередной раз, зайдите в свойства «Моего компьютера».
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With a simple registry tweak extend Windows 7 trial period to one year.
If you can not afford the price or want to try Windows 7 before you buy it, you can use the official trial version of Windows 7. Microsoft allows you to download the Windows 7 and use it as 30 days trial version. So, you have the maximum 30 days in hand to use Windows 7. But there is a trick by which you can extend the trial period.
There is a command by which the trial period can be extended up to three months. Each time you run that command, it increases the duration of the trial for the next thirty days. But, this command can be used only three times. So, by this, you can extend the trial period of Windows 7 to maximum 3 months.
After three months, you can also extend the useability of the command with a simple registry tweak and extend Windows 7 trial period to one year.
Below is the method in details for both the Windows 7 32-Bit And 64-bit Version.
Command Prompt Tricks to Extend Windows 7 Trial Period
Type cmd in the Windows 7 start menu search box then right click on ‘Command Prompt’ and chose ‘Run as administrator’. You can also run the command prompt as administrator by typing “cmd” in the start menu search box and then pressing the Shift + Ctrl + Enter key combination from the keyboard.
Note: You may be asked for a password. If so then put it and hit ‘Enter’.
In the command prompt, type the following command: slmgr -rearm
Immediately, the system will prompt for a restart. Restart your computer and check the system status.
Voila! Your trial period has been extended to more 30 days. You can apply this command only three times. So here you can extend your trial period to maximum 90 day.
Registry Tweak to Extend the Trial Period to more 9 months
There is a registry tweak by which you can increase the boundary of using slmgr -rearm command. As this tweak is about to edit your registry, I recommend to keep a backup of your registry.
Type “regedit” in the start menu search box and hit ‘Enter’. The registry editor will open. You may be prompted for permission to access the registry editor.
Navigate to the following path at the registry editor from the left sidebar.
HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SOFTWARE\Microsoft\Windows NT\CurrentVersion\SoftwareProtectionPlatform
In the right pane, find out the value SkipRearm. Now double-click on it and change the value from 0 to 1. Press ‘OK’.
You are done! Now you can apply the slmgr -rearm command for 8 times more. So, you can extend the trial period to extra 240 days.
The total extended trial period is now 120 + 240 = 360 days.
Note: At first, apply slmgr -rearm command for 3 times then apply the registry tweak. After so you will be allowed to apply the command again for extra 8 times. To extend the trial period to exactly 360 days, apply the command in each 30th day of it.
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Extending the Trial By 30 Days
Did you know that you can install Windows 7 without any license key and use it for 30 days? What you might not know is that you can also extend that trial mode to 120 days, without requiring a key.
The basic way this works is that at the end of the 30 days, you’ll need to run a small command and reboot your computer, at which point you’ll have 30 more days, up to a maximum of 120 days. This trick should work regardless of where you got your copy of Windows 7 from.
Note: make sure to check out our screenshot walkthrough of the Windows 7 Beta if you haven’t already, because Microsoft is giving away beta keys that don’t expire until August 1st.
Extending the Trial By 30 Days
The first thing you’ll want to do is check how many days are left in your trial period. You can do this by right-clicking Computer and choosing Properties…
At the bottom of this window you’ll see how many days are left to activate (29 in my case since I installed this box yesterday).
Now to actually perform the hack that will extend the trial mode, you’ll want to find Command Prompt in the start menu (or search for it), and then right-click on it and choose Run as administrator. (very important)
Next you’ll simply type in this command:
slmgr -rearm
Within a few seconds you’ll normally see this dialog show up, saying that the command has completed successfully, at which point you’ll want to reboot.
Checking the system properties again shows that I now have 30 days left to activate.
Of course you’d normally want to do this near the end, probably on the last day before activation. I’m pretty sure that you can even perform this trick after the 30-day trial expires, although I’m not certain yet.
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During Windows installation, you can skip the product key screen to continue installing the OS for evaluation purpose. By default, you can use it for 30-day trial period. If your trial has run out before you’ve decided whether or not to purchase a license key, you can extend the trial period from 30 days to 120 days.
In this article we’ll show you how to renew the trial period once it has expired with just a simple command. This method works regardless of what edition of Windows you’re running, including Windows 10, 8, 7, Vista and Windows Server 2012, 2008.
How to Extend Windows 10/8/7/Vista Trial Period from 30 to 120 Days?
- Open up a Command Prompt in Administrator mode.
- Type slmgr.vbs –rearm at the Command Prompt, and press Enter. In Windows 10 or 8.1, use slmgr.vbs /rearm instead.
- After a couple of seconds it will show you the message window that the command has completed successfully.
- Restart your computer and you can use the trial version for another 90 days for free. If you want to enjoy exact 120 days, run above mentioned command on the last day when your Windows trial period is going to expire.
- You can check how many days are left in your trial period, by running slmgr.vbs -dli in the Command Prompt.
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