You have a reference computer named Computer1 that runs Windows 7. You plan to run sysprep.exe several times on Computer1. You need to prevent the Windows Product Activation clock from being reset…

The correct answer is C. Set the SkipRearm option in Unattend.xml to 1. SkipRearm specifies whether to run the Windows Software Licensing Rearm program. Rearming a computer restores the Windows operating system to the original licensing state. All licensing and registry data related to activation are either removed or reset. Any grace period timers…

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You have a reference computer named Computer1 that runs Windows 7. You plan to run sysprep.exe several times on Computer1. You need to prevent the Windows Product Activation clock from being reset on Computer1. What should you do?

Options

ASet the SkipRearm option in Unattend.xml to 0.
BSet the ProductKey option in Sysprep.inf to 00000-00000-00000-00000-00000.
CSet the SkipRearm option in Unattend.xml to 1.
DSet the ProductKey option in Sysprep.inf to XXXXX-XXXXX-XXXXX-XXXXX-XXXXX.

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C
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Explanation

SkipRearm specifies whether to run the Windows Software Licensing Rearm program. Rearming a computer restores the Windows operating system to the original licensing state. All licensing and registry data related to activation are either removed or reset. Any grace period timers are reset as well. Values 1 Specifies that the computer is not rearmed and the computer will not be restored to its original, out-of-box state. All activation-related licensing and registry data will remain and will not be reset. Similarly, any grace period timers is not reset.

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#Sysprep#SkipRearm#Windows Product Activation#rearm limit

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