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How to Rearm and Extend Office 2010 Activation Grace Period for Free 180 Days Usage

Microsoft has implemented product activation scheme named Office Protection Platformm (OPP) that similar with Windows Product Activation (WPA) and Software Protection Platform (SPP) for Windows Vista and Windows Activation Technologies (WAT) Windows 7 in Microsoft Office 2010, where all copy of Office 2010 installed has to be activated, with 30 days activation grace period.
windows - comments - 3.9.2009

How to Rearm and Extend Free Usage Activation Grace Period of Windows 7 to 120 Days

Windows 7 (SeVeN) is probably going to continue the trial software trend that starts with Windows Vista’s rearm, that user can install Windows 7 without any product key for free usage of 30 days as evaluation period.
windows - comments - 5.11.2008

Unlimited ReArm Patch

Automatic patch for Vista RTM. Current 3 people have reported that this has worked for them.
download - comments - 26.11.2006

Unlimited ReArm Patch

Automatic patch for Vista RTM. Current 3 people have reported that this has worked for them.
download - comments - 26.11.2006

Rearm and Extend Activation Grace Period in Windows Vista and Server 2008

Windows Vista and Windows Server 2008 has free activation grace period which allows user to install and use the operating system for 120 days and 240 days without product key or product activation completed.
windows - comments - 8.6.2008

How to Rearm and Extend Free Usage Activation Grace Period of Windows 7 to 120 Days

Windows 7 (SeVeN) is probably going to continue the trial software trend that starts with Windows Vista’s rearm, that user can install Windows 7 without any product key for free usage of 30 days as evaluation period.
windows - comments - 5.11.2008

How to Rearm and Extend Office 2010 Activation Grace Period for Free 180 Days Usage

Microsoft has implemented product activation scheme named Office Protection Platformm (OPP) that similar with Windows Product Activation (WPA) and Software Protection Platform (SPP) for Windows Vista and Windows Activation Technologies (WAT) Windows 7 in Microsoft Office 2010, where all copy of Office 2010 installed has to be activated, with 30 days activation grace period.
windows - comments - 3.9.2009

Windows Vista Grace Period Extended to 120 Days

Every Vista DVD includes the ability to install any edition of Vista without a product key. When you install without a product key, you get an automatic 30 day evaluation period. This probably isn't news to anyone.



What may be news to you, however, is that you can easily extend the 30-day Windows Vista grace period to 120 days. No hacks required. This is an official, supported operation directly from Microsoft.



To extend the grace period another 30 days, simply start a command prompt as Administrator, and issue this command:



slmgr -rearm



Reboot for the change to take effect, and voila, you have 30 more days. You can only extend three times, so the total grace period for a Vista evaluation is 120 days.




jcxp.net - 01.02.2007

Official Way to Use Vista without Activation 120 Days

Official Way to Install and Use Windows Vista without Activation for Free for 120 Days

By default, Windows Vista can be installed, used and run without any license, product key or the need of activation for 30 days grace period, for purpose of trial or evaluation. Although Microsoft initially stressed that users should purchase a license with valid product key before the trial period expires, or else Windows Vista will lock into Reduced Functionality Mode. However, a "rearm" method has long since been discovered to be able to extend, or reset the remaining time for activation to another fresh 30 days, for up to 3 times.

Now Microsoft has confirmed that Windows Vista can be used and run for 120 days or 4 months ( 3 rearms ), and extending the activation grace period is not a violation of the Vista End User License Agreement (EULA). All versions of Vista include Windows Vista Ultimate allow a 30-day free period without activation, except the corporate-oriented Vista Enterprise, which supports only a three-day trial.


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neowin.net - 22.02.2007



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