Windows 10: What is the grace period of Windows Server 2022 activation? Also I run slmgr.vbs /xpr and...

What is the grace period of Windows Server 2022 activation? Also I run slmgr.vbs /xpr and it just displays that it is in notifcation mode - how do I find days left?

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Windows 7 Club

How to Rearm and Extend Free Usage (Activation Grace Period) of Windows 7 to 120 Days

‘Rearm’ trick on Windows 7 is done using the similar commands and steps with Windows Vista. Follow these steps to reset and extend activation grace period from 30 days to 120 days in Windows 7:

Type any of the following commands into the command prompt, and then hit Enter:

Code: sysprep /generalize slmgr.vbs –rearm rundll32 slc.dll,SLReArmWindows slmgr /rearm[/quote] As rearm only works for 3 times, make sure the command is only been run when the 30 days countdown of evaluation period is almost expired.

source: mydigitallife.info

 

slmgr /xpr

Okay so I Have A Windows 10 Original and I was trying to crack for a game I had to test something using a program , and the crack program had different options one of which was to crack windows, i already have an original windows that came with the asus
rog g752, And I didn't notice I chose to crack windows until the process was finished. I was panicked so i googled and found that using 3 ways I can make sure that My windows was still (originally) activated. Using The Properties of "This PC". It says that
"Windows Is Activated". I also checked from the settings in the notification bar and It said the same. HOWEVER Using slmgr /xpr It said this "Volume activation will expire 6/12/2017"
So What does this mean exactly? is there a way I can revert windows prior to the point? I tried restoring the system but It just gave me an error after doing the restore saying it couldn't restore successfully,

Thank you in advance!.

 

Vista Grace Period can be Extended to 120 Days

Although Microsoft isn’t too keen to mention this, a well documented “Easter-Egg” for Vista is that you can actually extend the activation grace period up to three times. If you buy a one copy of Windows, when you go to install it you have the option not to enter an activation code and try out another version to see what it’s like. By default, this will only last for 30 days without needing a code. However, DailyTech is reporting a supposedly legal Vista command that you can use to reset this 30 day countdown timer and get more use out of your install. All you have to do is simply launch a command prompt with administrator rights, type in slmgr –rearm and then you will be back up to 30 days. This won’t give you unlimited time however – you can only do it three times at the most, so that’s 120 days maximum. To test how long you have left, simply type slmgr –dli in a command prompt.

Source: DailyTech