![]() ![]() The above procedure I got from a forum and was posted by a user Brink aka Shawn. So evaluate it for to the full extent before you decide to buy Windows 7. You can rearm Windows 7 for a maximum for 3 times that means a total of 120 days. If successful you will get the below screenshot. In the elevated command prompt, type slmgr -rearm and press Enter. Open an elevated command prompt (it will be elevated if you are Admin, or if not just run it as Admin)ħ. Open Command Prompt in elevated mode, and begin entering the commands. (See screenshot below).If it is set to 0 – Skip this and go to step 6.Ħ. slmgr.vbs commands This section describes how and when to use the slmgr.vbs commands. If it is not set to 0 – Right click on SkipRearm and click on Modify. In the right pane, see if SkipRearm is set to 0 (number 0)ĥ. HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE > SOFTWARE > Microsoft> Windows NT\CurrentVersion\SoftwareProtectionPlatform. In the Start Menu search box, type Regedit and press Enter. It is not a hack, it is a system put in place by Microsoft to give you more time to evaluate it.Ģ. There is a legal way to activate it for 120 days till public release. Till that time you can use it as evaluation copy but just for 30 days. ![]() Reactivation using this registry can reset the activation timer values to zero resetting the system to its default state as if it is new. The slmgr -rearm command simply reactivates the windows evaluation license. ![]() You still need to wait till Windows 7 is officially available to public. Windows has a Windows Software Licensing Rearm program which is tasked to manage all the activation related data. For those of you who are over enthusiasts and cant wait to test windows 7, must have downloaded Windows 7 RTM from somewhere either from torrents or some warez networks.Īs many of you have noticed, you can’t use release candidate RC or beta keys to activate Windows 7. Most of you know that Windows 7 RTM is out now though not officially. ![]()
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