You cannot do this indefinitely, but it extends your grace period. Once you do that, you will have extended the trial period.
#HOW TO REARM OFFICE 2016 SOFTWARE#
Microsoft understands that there are cases where you should be able to completely and legitimately use their software for a period of time, before having to provide proper activation. This becomes a bit troublesome for the students of a Microsoft 365 course where creating and protecting documents is part of the curriculum, in which the lab environments were pre-created months ago. You can read documents, but not create and edit them. In the case of the Office suite, when the activation fails, the applications go into a hobbled mode until they are properly activated. However, in certain cases, there may be a reason for an application to be on a machine legitimately, but not be activated. Any time remaining in the activation timer is lost. This command typically resets the activation timer to thirty days (sixty in some versions) and can be performed a limited number of times (usually three). Microsoft Office 365 is a suite of applications that are ubiquitous, and to say that companies should test it before purchasing may be a stretch. In all versions since Windows Vista, the activation grace period can be reset by running slmgr.vbs -rearm from an elevated command prompt. I was wondering if it possible to include this as a part of base image as like normal msi version or it has to be pushed separably after OS installation ( with sccm task sequence etc.) Thanks.
#HOW TO REARM OFFICE 2016 WINDOWS 10#
With that said, I am also a practical man who teaches a lot of courses, and am also a consultant who believes that companies should thoroughly test software before using it. Hi Guys, We are thinking of deploying Office 2016 Click to Run with our coming Windows 10 migration.
If you are going to use a software, pay for the software. I am a huge believer in software licensing.
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