How to extend Windows 7 activation period up to 90 days


How to extend Windows 7 activation period up to 90 days

“Most people” running Windows 7 Build 6801 Prebeta will soon realize they are running into trouble as the Windows Activation countdown nears 0. The Public Beta is scheduled for a December release and won’t give “most of us” enough time to use Windows 7 build 6801 before switching over. Luckily for you, the same way used to extend Windows Vista activation also works with Windows 7. You can use this up to 3 times. The maximum grace period will always be 30 days, so you’ll want to wait until you have 1-3 days left before using it.

1) Type cmd into the Start Menu Search

2) Right click the cmd icon and choose “Run as Administrator”

How to extend Windows 7 activation period up to 90 days

3) Type slmgr.vbs -rearm then press Enter

How to extend Windows 7 activation period up to 90 days

4) You will then be asked to reboot. After that, right click Computer, then select Properties. You’ll see that the counter has been reset to 30 days.

This only works 3 times and the counter never goes past 30 days, so make sure to wait until you have 1-3 days left before using it.

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How to extend Windows 7 activation period up to 90 days

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25 Responses to “How to extend Windows 7 activation period up to 90 days”

  1. hey..Windows 7 Ultimate Beta is active until august 2009, we dont need to patch it.. isnt it?

  2. div-dock says:

    Агроменное человеческое спасибо!!!!!

  3. inlanger says:

    Спасибо, эта страница в закладках, уже второй раз продлил…

  4. CEKPET says:

    Любопытная заметка. Добавил Ваш сайт в закладки. Не в каждом блоге сейчас встретишь столько интересных и полезных мыслей, которые можно применить на деле. Но понадобится еще время, чтобы осмыслить инфу. Даже сейчас, когда после прочтения текста Вашего поста, в тот момент, когда пишу комментарий, я думаю, о тех вещах, смысл которых мне теперь практически по другому видится. Эх, что за день сегодня – полезный день.

  5. edward says:

    please key me??

  6. Pemmza says:

    Thanks, Windows 7 rocks !

  7. Robin Wilson says:

    You can also reset the rearm count in the registry to enable you to re-arm more than 3 times:

    Go to:
    [HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SOFTWARE\Microsoft\Windows NT\CurrentVersion\SoftwareProtectionPlatform]

    Find:
    “SkipRearm”=dword:00000003

    Change it to zero: dword:00000000

  8. DiNo says:

    Thank’s a lot!!! It’s working…

  9. tapirsloth says:

    fuck microsoft

  10. jamil says:

    haha u dafoors i already go windows 7 ultimate so if ur kind u mite wanna email me on how i got it……

    or u can just rot in the free unactivated world

    jamil_r10@yahoo.com

  11. peach says:

    just a question, will this trick still work even after the activation period expired? as in 0 activation days left and my desktop has already a “this copy of windows is not ggenuine” kind of message posted. thanks!

  12. (V)-Hax says:

    Yes this method still work even after you have used all of your free 30-days trail.

  13. roma says:

    think you

  14. Mike says:

    Great hint! My windows 7 64-bit Enterprise is requiring me to re-activate after I upgraded my hard drive. My system admin can do it, but the problem is that I’m on travel. This hint works perfectly for me.

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