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Microsoft Windows is the popular most operating system. As we all know that it is not free and hardly very few of us can afford it. You can download the trial copy of any Windows OS version from the official website of Microsoft. This trial copy of Windows is only valid for 30 odd days. Once the trial period is over, you can’t use the Windows copy on your PC. You require reinstallation of Windows OS and this is impossible in each month. Therefore, we are here with a trick that will guide you to reset the Windows 7 or Windows 8 or Windows 8.1 or Windows 10 trial period and you can use it for another 30 days for free. For this, you need to use ‘skipream’ command.

This document shows how we can bypass trial version limitations in any software. Here is this document Mediatwin AC3tools pro is taken as an example which allows trial version to be used with full features for 15 days, and after trial period is over it does not allow to use it in any way. Later in the document it shows that how we can take advantage of the power of virtulization and use it for. Extend Office Trial Period for 180 days. We already posted a guide to extending Windows 8 or 7 trial period, very similarly Office trial extends method works on subscription-based Office 365, older Office 2013 and 2010 as well. You don’t need to use any app to continue trial, just use ospprearm file in Windows built-in command prompt application.

However, generally, a Windows user can extend the trial period only for three times using ‘SkipReam’. But using a simple registry tweak, you can extend Windows 7, Windows 8.1 and Widows 10 trial period for another 240 days. Every time the ‘skipream’ is run, every time the trial period resets to another 30 days. But, Microsoft with a brilliant technique, does not allow users to run that command more than three times unless you do a registry tweak to bypass the barrier and run the ‘SkipReam’ command for another eight times.

What is ‘SkipReam’? ‘SkipReam’ lets you use any Windows operating system including Windows 7, Windows 8, Windows 8.1 and Windows 10 without activating. Let’s see, how to extend Windows trial period for one year. Note that, the method, described below, is valid for both of the Windows 32-bit and 64-bit versions.

Method 1: Command Prompt Method to Reset and Extend Windows 7, Windows 8/8.1 Trial Period upto One Year

1. Open command prompt with administrative privilege.
2. Type slmgr -rearm in the command box and press ‘Enter’.
3. You will be asked to restart your system. Just restart your PC and check the system status using slmgr/xpr command. Another 30 days of trial period will be added.
4. Follow the same steps thrice to get additional 90 days (3*30=90 days) usage.
5. Registry tweaks to get additional 240 days trial period: Open Windows Registry Editor (You can use ‘regedit’ command for to open it).
6. Take a backup of whole Windows registry system.
7. Navigate to: HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINESOFTWAREMicrosoftWindows NTCurrentVersionSoftwareProtectionPlatform
8. In the right section find out the SkipRearm dword 32-bit key and change its value to ‘1’ from ‘0’.
9. Press ‘Ok’ and you are done. Now, you can reset Windows OS trial period eight more times.

Now, the total trial period of Windows OS = {30+(3*30)+(8*30)}=360 days.

Below, the picture suggests the above procedure in a summarised fashion.

Things to remember: To get exact 360 days extended grace period after trial reset, you have to follow the first three steps i.e. slmgr -rearm command reset option at the 30th day of every month. Otherwise, you can’t utilize the all 360 days of the evaluation period. Hope, you can perform the job after reading our guide on ‘Windows 10, Windows 8.1 and Windows 7 trial period extension’.

Microsoft offers to download and try Office products for 30 days without paying anything. After 30 days of the trial period, you have to pay and activate the license. But, there is a trick that you can use to extend Office trial without spending and use it for 180 days which is about six months. To keep using Office trial version for 180 days, you can run a simple command five times on every 30th day of trial, this way you will gain 30 more days of trial for five times.

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We already posted a guide to extending Windows 8 or 7 trial period, very similarly Office trial extends method works on subscription-based Office 365, older Office 2013 and 2010 as well. You don’t need to use any app to continue trial, just use ospprearm file in Windows built-in command prompt application. Let’s see how to extend the trial period for Office.

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• Press Windows+R keys type: %ProgramFiles% and hit enter key from the keyboard. This will open your Windows program files directory.
  
• Now go to the following folder Common FilesMicrosoft SharedOfficeSoftwareProtectionPlatform
Note: If you are using a 32-bit version of Office, then the Program Files directory will be C:Program Files (x86) and the other path will be same as above.
• Once you are in the folder: OfficeSoftwareProtectionPlatform you will see a file OSPPREARM.exe. Here, press and hold Shift key from keyboard and right-click on the empty area and select “Open command prompt here” option.
• In the command prompt windows type OSPPREARM.exe and hit enter to execute it.

You need to execute the file whenever you want to extend Office trial for 30 more days, remember you can only do that for five times to get 180 days of free Office trial period. You should buy a license if you do use Office products regularly.

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If you are a student and have a valid .edu email address, then you should check for the Microsoft Office offers for students and teachers, visit Office for student and teachers to learn more about the eligibility criteria.