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Windows 7 Enterprise Trial Copies CANNOT be converted to a consumer copy due to it is a volume licensing version. If it was a Professional eval copy (not released yet, I think), you could enter a Windows 7 Professional Key to continue using that copy.
I heard this on the Windows Weekly podcast today. It’s in the first 30 minutes or so if you wanted to give it a listen.
Windows 7 Enterprise Trial Copies CANNOT be converted to a consumer copy due to it is a volume licensing version. If it was a Professional eval copy (not released yet, I think), you could enter a Windows 7 Professional Key to continue using that copy.
I heard this on the Windows Weekly podcast today. It’s in the first 30 minutes or so if you wanted to give it a listen.
You’d have to uninstall the game then probably.
@jackthomas wrote:
I downloaded the W7 advisor, shortly after it starts, it asks for Shrek 2 Disk (Shrek 2.msi). We used to have that game, but it is long gone. Why that disk, without it I can not complete the scan. Thanks.
Run the Windows Installer CleanUp Utility to fix msiexec, then try to install the Windows 7 Upgrade Advisor again.
@jackthomas wrote:
I downloaded the W7 advisor, shortly after it starts, it asks for Shrek 2 Disk (Shrek 2.msi). We used to have that game, but it is long gone. Why that disk, without it I can not complete the scan. Thanks.
Run the Windows Installer CleanUp Utility to fix msiexec, then try to install the Windows 7 Upgrade Advisor again.
In Microsoft Genuine Advantage Diagnostic Tool I see that 5 rearms left in Windows 7 Enterprise 90-day trial version (6*90 days=540 days 😀 ). The question is: slmgr.vbs -rearm works on W7E after activation and evaluation period expire or no?
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