Windows 10: Does reinstalling windows 10 Enterprise Evaluation reset the countdown

Does reinstalling windows 10 Enterprise Evaluation reset the countdown back to 90 days?

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Windows Enterprise Evaluation Partition removal

Sometime ago I downloaded and installed an evaluation copy of Windows 8.

I was running Windows 7 at the time and created a partition on the hard drive to install the evaluation copy. Over time the evaluation copy of Windows 8 became updated to Windows 8.1 and then it was updated to Windows Enterprise Evaluation. I have sense
upgraded my Windows 7 Home Version to Windows 10 Home Version. Well now Windows Enterprise Evaluation has expired and I can no longer access that operating system even though at start-up I am given the choice between the 2.

I would like to delete the partition with Windows Enterprise Evaluation and expand the hard drive to one drive with Windows 10 Home Version. Right clicking the drive does not give me the option to delete the partition. Also, right clicking on the C:\ drive
does not give me the option to expand the volume either.

Does anyone know how to fix this in Windows 10?

Thanks

 

I need a serial number for 15025 iso

You could download the Windows 10 Enterprise 90 day trial, activate it then join it to the Windows Insider Preview Program.

If your express intention is to participate in the Windows 10 Insider Program, then it should be sufficient for evaluation purposes.

Windows 10 Enterprise | TechNet Evaluation Center - Microsoft

 

It should, but I would imagine you'd have to do a clean install rather than an upgrade install.
HTH,
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If you remove all traces of the previous install, it should yes.

 

What do you mean? Explain please.

 

He means, Format the disk and re-install clean.

 

Can I change something in the registry instead of reset this countdown back to 90 days or even more?

 

No, not legally. It's trial version. Buy the full Retail version of Windows 10 and its not a problem.

 

Okay got it.