Thursday, May 6, 2010

Office 2010 Trial Extender

Microsoft Office 2010 needs to be activated after 30 days. It can be rearmed 5 times, every rearm gives you additionally 30 days to activate.
If you always rearm it on the last day before it has to be activated that makes a total evaluation time of 6 * 30 = 180 days.
Although the rearm feature was made for corporate users, it cannot be illegal to use it since it's an official feature. 
You can use this tool to rearm Office 2010 5 times. Just re-apply once the 30 days are over. 
This tool only works with RTM (14.0.4760.1000) versions of Microsoft Office 2010!

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Requirements:
· NET Framework 3.5 (or higher versions)







You might also want to check out my Office Key Remover (click here) 

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53 Comments:

  1. I have been looking for that. Thanks.
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  2. didnt worked for me I recieved a message "not found" is it because I am running w7 64bits?
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  3. This application only works with the RTM version of Microsoft Office (RTM: 14.0.4760.1000). You're probably using a RC oder BETA edition?
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  5. ALY: thx - good job. Could you help us with a link to "Microsoft Office RTM: 14.0.4760.1000" with a free serial number - thx
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  6. is there any way to rearm ms project & visio
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  7. Any chance of recompiling this via the Mono framework, and have it work for Mac Betas of Office 2010 as well??
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  8. Can i rearm Office 2007 as well?
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  10. Thank you so very much!!! I was dreading doing this thru the command line interface. I cannot tell you how much this helps. And, if I do end up using it, I will _definitely_ make a contribution to your efforts. Take care!
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  11. @ safaatech: I don't know about those products.
    @ Anonymous: Haven't worked with mono framework so far. Anyway, BETA versions don't support the rearm features since they can be activated (using beta licenses).
    @ Edi: No, I think this feature is only integrated in office 2010
    @ Anonymouse: I'm glad to see that it helps =)
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  12. Nope, I have that version..doesn't work for me.
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  13. I just downloaded version 14.0.5114.5002. I know the post says it only works with version 14.0.4760.1000, but is there any chance it will work with my more recent version?
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  14. Update: I went ahead and tried it myself and it looks like it worked. Thanks!!
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  15. Worked the first time :) but the next it said i'd already done it 5 times :(
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  17. Didn't work for me. It said no Office 2010 found. I had the original trial version from Microsoft that expired today.
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  18. You're probably working on Windows XP? If you are willing to test a new fixed version, please contact me via mail ;)
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  19. does it not work before the trial period is over? It still says that I have 5 days left when I have rearmed it once.
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  20. It should, contact me via mail for a debug version
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  21. Well I already did and you helped me fix it. Thanks! :)
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  22. Worked only two times, but the next it said i'd already done it 5 times ????
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  23. That's strange, do you have both x32 and x64 versions installed?
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  24. I have only 15 days left of the trial. I did the rearm program to extend the trial, opened MS Office 2010, clicked Help and it still says I have 15 days left. Why is this???
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  25. Try the latest version of the program. This one is outdated.
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  26. hello… im adonis…from pHilippines. i try to use it this office 2010 trial extender and im proud for using this software.i tried it to my desktop pc together with deep freeze 6 standard,, when i ream the rearm button 5 times then it appear u did 5 times already. but if i reset to my computer the process will start again…and thats an amazing tricks 4 me. . try to use it. we can use it 4erver… ^_^
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  27. Hi, this isn't working for me either. It comes up with something like Microsoft office 2010 not found on this computer. I tried finding you on facebook, you're not either!
    any help would be appreciated.
    Ps. the link with the keys doesn't work
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  28. i extended it one time and went to do it for the 2nd time and it says that its already been extended 5 times.
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  29. Did you use the latest version for rearming the first time??
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  30. yes, i used the 1.0.0.3 both times. is there anything that I can do?
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  31. No, there isn't... I just don't undertand how that's possible..
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  32. After the 180 days, I will unstall it and again reinstall. Will I be able to use it for another 180 days?
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  33. How can I tell what version has been installed ? I'm afraid I didn't make note of it when I downloaded. Also I noticed an earlier post about using a different version when running XP. Is this still an issue?
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  34. Well, there's an easy way to tell which version (build) has been installed: File > Help -> Information about..... -> Version. That version number is what really matters.
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  35. Thanks for the tip about finding the version number. So it looks like I have a completely different version installed 14.0.5128.5000. Anybody have a link to the 14.0.4760.1000 version this works with?
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  36. good program, thank you very much
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  37. Just as an anonymous user above posted, I also received the message that I had already extended 5 times when I tried to do my second extension. Matthew
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  38. If you always rearm it on the last day >>>>>before<<<<< it has to be activated that makes a total evaluation time of 6 * 30 = 180 days.

    You have to rearm, before the trial expires, did you do that?
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  39. I was wondering, does this work in Windows XP SP3 and "Try Microsoft Office 2010" here?
    http://office.microsoft.com/en-us/try/
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  40. When I rearmed the first time it worked.
    The second time it said that I have already rearmed 5 times!
    Now what?
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  42. @DL: It is a false alert. Which antivir application detects it?
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  43. is this legal? can i use this for my client's pc temporarily? we are waiting for the full licensed version from my boss but he is in the hospital for 2 more weeks and the trial version i've installed in our client's pc will expire after 4 more days...
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  44. Hello, the situation you describe is exactly what Microsoft build that feature for. It is legal, this tool just uses a Microsoft feature that was integrated by them
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  45. I have the 60 day trial version of Office 2010. I think it is version 14.0.5128.5000 (32 Bit).
    I have the option to run a product update version 14.0.5136.5001. Would this program work for me? If not, how would I convert or revert to the version that would?
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  46. Just try it ;) Please let me know if it worked
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  47. Hi DiSTANTX,

    Microsoft Security Essentials detects the Adware:Win32/OpenCandy in your setup.exe file :\
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  48. Hi,

    thank you for letting me know. That is a false-positive due to the installer's advertisements. I'll release a new version soon ;)
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  49. Thanks for your fast answer and for your work, very much appreciated : )
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  50. @ Gaizka: My advertiser just has to check the new installer, won't last long!
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  51. Hi I downloaded this Trial extended app-
    I received the info that I had rearmed already 5 times-that´s not the case.
    Anything, I could do or try?Now today the license has expired...
    Btw- I had installed the MS Office Professional Version- which lasted automatically 60 days-maybe the extender won´t work with that version`?

    Thanks for helping comments
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  52. @OliverJan: You cannot rearm Office once it is expired, was that the case for you? I do not have any personal experience with those 60 day trials, maybe someone else can comment on that.
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  53. It says that my microsoft office has already been rearmed 5 times which is not true, it has only been rearmed once, want to rearm today as it expires tomorrow!
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