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For NavyLCDR/
Thanks,old notes of mine.The ---rearm---key is still effective in slmgr,last time I checked.
No personal need or use for that particular key,so it was given as a "perhaps useful" look at.
For NavyLCDR/
Thanks,old notes of mine.The ---rearm---key is still effective in slmgr,last time I checked.
No personal need or use for that particular key,so it was given as a "perhaps useful" look at.
Thanks again Bree, joeandmargo and NavyLCDR for your continued interest.
i have only heard tell of the "Freezing" trick; I'm not sure how long to freeze the poor drive for or how fleeting the window of opportunity to communicate would be, if indeed there would be one at all, but since I only have PATA housings and USB adapters, I would need to re fit the drive into the Toshiba laptop to have any chance of accessing it.
Not sure if that would be OK and to be honest, from the sound it was making, I'm seriously dubious about establishing a link.
I'll update when I have tried it!
slmgr /rearm does nothing in Windows 10 or 11.....Windows 10 or 11 does not have a trial period. It does not expire because it is not activated. Personalization functions are crippled in inactivated installs of Windows 10/11, but there is no expiration that will lock you out of the OS that slmgr /rearm would prevent.
Absolutely worth the minimal/negligible cost of an SSD. If 320GB is all you need, then a 256GB SSD, cost next to nothing.
I'm running an old steam-driven Toshiba lappy with 2GB RAM. It had Vista, I installed Win 10 Home (used an old Win 7 Home key to activate .. but you already have a Win 10 license), now it's a great little knock-about machine - office work, video file watching, internet and email. Don't need to connect my phone, X Box, Play Station, etc etc. Perfect.
The difference in performance between a HDD and an SSD, even at this base level and age, is astounding.