Just restart your PC and check the system status using slmgr/xpr command.

You will be asked to restart your system.

Type slmgr -rearm in the command box and press ‘Enter’.

Open command prompt with administrative privilege.

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

Note that, the method, described below, is valid for both of the Windows 32-bit and 64-bit versions. Let’s see, how to extend Windows trial period for one year. What is ‘SkipReam’? ‘SkipReam’ lets you use any Windows operating system including Windows 7, Windows 8, Windows 8.1 and Windows 10 without activating. 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. Every time the ‘skipream’ is run, every time the trial period resets to another 30 days. But using a simple registry tweak, you can extend Windows 7, Windows 8.1 and Widows 10 trial period for another 240 days. However, generally, a Windows user can extend the trial period only for three times using ‘SkipReam’. For this, you need to use ‘skipream’ command. 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. You require reinstallation of Windows OS and this is impossible in each month. 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 can download the trial copy of any Windows OS version from the official website of Microsoft. As we all know that it is not free and hardly very few of us can afford it. Microsoft Windows is the popular most operating system.

Windows 7 rearm forever 2.0