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Thomas Austin
Thomas Austin
29 days ago

How to Extend Your Office 2010 Trial for Another 30 Days for Free


How to Get Another 30 Days on Office 2010 for Free - A Step-by-Step Tutorial




If you are using the trial version of Office 2010, you might have noticed that it has a 30-day activation grace period. This means that you can use Office 2010 without activating it for up to 30 days. After that, you will need to enter a product key or buy a license to continue using it.


How to get another 30 days on Office 2010



But what if you want to extend the trial period for another 30 days? Is there a way to do that without paying anything? The answer is yes. There is a hidden command in Office 2010 that allows you to reset the activation timer and get another 30 days of free usage. This command is called OSPPREARM and it is located in your Windows drive.


In this article, we will show you how to use OSPPREARM to get another 30 days on Office 2010 for free. You can use this command up to five times, which means that you can use Office 2010 for a total of 180 days without activating it.


How to Use OSPPREARM to Get Another 30 Days on Office 2010




Before you use OSPPREARM, make sure that you have not activated Office 2010 yet. If you have already activated it, this command will not work. Also, make sure that you use this command before the trial period expires. If you use it after the expiration date, it will not work either.


Here are the steps to use OSPPREARM to get another 30 days on Office 2010:


  • Go to Control Panel -> Administrator Tools -> Services, or type services.msc in Start Search.



  • Stop the Office Software Protection service.



  • Open a Command Prompt with elevated privileges. To do this, type cmd in Start Search, right-click on Command Prompt and select Run as administrator.



  • Type the following command and press Enter: %SystemDrive%:\\Windows\\System32\\OSPPRUN.exe Where %SystemDrive% is normally C: or other drive letter that Windows is installed on.



  • A new prompt will come out. Type the following commands one by one, each followed by Enter: > Initialize > Open > GetInstalledSkuIds The last command will return an application ID number that represents AppID for Office 2010. For example: 0. 128a057a-7e95-4063-b296-c54c5f3d3f3a OK.



  • Type the following command and press Enter: > GetInstalledAppIds 128a057a-7e95-4063-b296-c54c5f3d3f3a Replace the number with the AppID for Office 2010 that you got from the previous step. The command will return another ID number that represents SkuId for Office 2010. For example: 0. 59a52881-a989-479d-af46-f275c6370663 OK.