This is an easy way to check your Windows 7 licence
information using the command prompt, especially handy if you're using an
evaluation copy of Windows 7
NOTE: Using winver alone doesn't necessarily display the
correct expiration date, nor the license status
1. Open a command prompt by pressing the Winkey(key with symbol windows)+R, typing
cmd into the address bar and hitting enter.
2. In the command prompt type;
slmgr and hit enter.
A Windows Script Host will pop up informing you of an
invalid combination of command parameters.
In the script host you'll be shown Global Options, Advanced
options, Volume Licensing: Key Management Service (KMS) Client options, Volume
Licensing: Token-based Activation Options & Volume Licensing: (KMS)
Options.
For most, the global options will do. The most frequently
used command will be to check the licence status and expiration date.
3. To display the current license information type into the
command prompt;
slmgr /dli and hit enter.
4. To display detailed information on the current license
type into the command prompt;
slmgr /dlv and hit enter.
5. To display the expiration date for the current license
type into the command prompt;
slmgr /xpr and hit enter.
If an evaluation copy of Windows is being used, the rearm
command may be used up to three times to extend the grace period. Grace period,
and rearm counts are displayed by using slmgr /dlv
6. To rearm Windows and extend the grace period, in the
command prompt, type;
slmgr /rearm and hit enter.
7. Restart your system to apply the changes.
8. Finish and see the description and the changes.
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