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Extend activation period in Windows Vista.

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Posted: 09 Nov, 2007
by: J R.
Updated: 09 Nov, 2007
by: J R.
Would you like to extend the activation period to the maximum 120 days instead of the 30 day period that is set by default?  It is possible and legal to do this using the software licensing manager in Windows Vista.  Simply run slmgr -rearm to get another 30 days.  You can do this a maximum of three times before Microsoft blocks further extensions.
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