How to extend the trial period of Windows 7, 8, 8.1, 10, and 11

The operating system is to the computer what the soul is to the man.Without it, our computer wouldn't work, but to enjoy all the benefits of the operating system, in the case of Windows, we must purchase it. However, There are legal methods to obtain it at no cost., extending the trial period. Today we will teach you how to do it in Windows 7 and 10 for 120 days and in Windows 8 and 8.1 for 270 days.

Windows made its first appearance on November 20, 1985 in Las VegasSince then, it has become the most widely used operating system in the world. According to the statistical portal Statista, Windows 7 leads the table for being the most installed operating system, followed by version 10 and thirdly versions 8 and 8.1

3 more months to use Windows

First of all, you must understand that The Software License Manager is how you manage where and how your software products can run.

To extend the trial period of the operating system we must enter command prompts and for this you have three alternatives;

TO. Go to Start > Run > Type CMD (this is the command interpreter on OS/2 and Windows N-based systems)
B. Type Windows + R Key > Type CMD
C. Go to Start > Type CMD

When the command prompt window opens, dYou must enter the command slmgr -rearm and press the Enter key, a window will appear in which you must click on Accept.

After you will need to restart your Windows and you will find that the grace period to activate the operating system will have been reset in 30 days in the case of Windows 7 and 10. In the versions 8 or 8.1 this period is extended to 90 days. However, keep in mind that you can only use this method a maximum of 3 times.

With this procedure you can extend the trial time (trial version), always applying it 1 or 2 days before when it is about to end. The team of Microsoft is aware of this, and ensures that there is no problem with users extending the trial period of the operating system in its different versions 7, 8, 8.1 and 10, since the EULA is not violated (end-user license agreement) by doing so.

Of course, We always recommend getting the licensed version of these operating systems, so your computer can enjoy all the benefits of this operating system. Tell us in the comments if you already knew this trick and if you've ever tried it.

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