

Step 6: Follow the same steps 3 times on the last day trial expire to get 90 days (3 × 30 days = 90 days) usage. Step 5: Restart your Windows then you can use it for another 90 days for the free trial period. You will be asked to restart your Windows. Step 4: A message window will prompt to inform you that the command has been completed successfully. Step 3: Type slmgr –rearm or slmgr.vbs /rearm at the Command Prompt then press the Enter key.

Step 2: Right-click the entry for Command Prompt, and select the Run as administrator option. The method described below is valid for both 32-bit and 64-bit versions of Windows including Windows 10, 8, 7, Vista, Windows Server 2019. This article will show you the steps to reset and extend the expired Windows trial period using a simple command prompt to expend trial for 90 days and a small tweak to the registry key called SkipReam to extend the trial for another 240 days. If your trial has expired, you can follow the steps in this article to reset and extend the trial period up to one year before you’ve decided whether to buy a product key.

After the Windows installation is completed, you can use it until the trial expired. You can skip the product key screen to continue installing the Windows for evaluation purposes. This trial copy of Windows is only valid for certain periods such as Windows has a 90-day enterprise trial and Windows Server 2019 has a 180-day free trial. Problem Symptom: You can download the trial copy of any full-fledged Windows OS version from the Microsoft official website.
