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I am not sure if it’s right place to ask however this query is purely from experimental & educational point of view. I was experimenting with Office 2013 SP1 rearm counter and found out that Office 2013 Volume can be rearmed max 3 times.

Thereafter it does not allow further rearm’s. Additionally running the command slui.exe informs (I am surprised by the message) to reinstall the OS to initiate further rearm!!!! The message should ideally state that activation is needed and not tell a workaround in the first place!! I was wondering if there exists or has anyone found out a trick to reset the rearm counter for Office 2013 back to 0 after all rearm attempts are exhausted. I guess there should be some registry entries that must be pointing to rearm count and some hack should be able to reset the entries somehow. There is indeed a way to completely reset the Office 2010, 2013, and 2016 rearm counts without using KMS activators.

With Office 2013 and 2016 in particular, the method to do so differs whether you use Windows 7 or Windows 8/10. If you're using Windows 7, the process isn't too difficult as long as you can locate the Office licensing files and some specific registry keys. Windows 8/10 complicate the rearm reset since both Windows and Office licensing data are merged in together. While it is still possible to reset the rearms, doing so potentially places your Windows activation at risk.

Microsoft Office 2013 rearm count has reached 0. I have tried to uninstall Microsoft Office 2013 using Add/Remove Programs, Fixtool, and Microsoft's VBS script. How to rearm and change activation key on Windows. Rearm” means reset the activation period of the OS. For versions of Vista and above, to rearm a. 2003 Yamaha Pw80 Service Manual. The KMS current count does not increase when you add new. Follow these steps to rearm the affected. To reset the activation. Hey All, I am curious to know how the rearm counter works. Lets say for example - I run rearm on machine when the count is actually 3. Does it set the.

As far as my limited testing goes, digital entitlements should be ok, but Windows KMS activations will need to be re-engaged.

Official Way to Install and Use Windows Vista without Activation for Free for 120 Days By default, Windows Vista can be installed, used and run without any license, product key or the need of activation for 30 days grace period, for purpose of trial or evaluation. Although Microsoft initially stressed that users should purchase a license with valid product key before the trial period expires, or else Windows Vista will lock into Reduced Functionality Mode. However, a 'rearm' method has long since been discovered to be able to extend, or reset the remaining time for activation to another fresh 30 days, for up to 3 times.

Now Microsoft has confirmed that Windows Vista can be used and run for 120 days or 4 months ( 3 rearms), and extending the activation grace period is not a violation of the Vista End User License Agreement (EULA). All versions of Vista include Windows Vista Ultimate allow a 30-day free period without activation, except the corporate-oriented Vista Enterprise, which supports only a three-day trial. To extend, reset or restart the initial OOB grace period of Windows Vista to another 30 days, use the following steps: • Click on Vista Start button and key in Cmd in Start Search box. • Press on Ctrl-Shift-Enter to open Command Prompt with administrative credentials (equivalent to 'Run as Administrator').

• In the Command Prompt, type the following command and press Enter when done: slmgr -rearm or you can use sysprep /generalize • Reboot the computer. • Rearm again when the remaining activation grace period timer counts down to 0 days. Rearm option resets the computer's activation timer and reinitializes some activation parameters.