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PityOnU · 02-27-2007, 11:23 AM

If you only listen to your songs from the Zune marketplace on your Zune, there is a very simple solution to this. Once your trial has expired and you can no longer play your songs on your computer, before you connect your Zune or open your Zune program, disconnect from the internet. This will make it so the Zune cannot update its internal time with Zune.net (you will get a nag scren about this when you open the Zune program).

Because of this, your Zune does not know that the songs you have on it are expired, allowing you to continue using them as long as you want. This also allows you to sync newly acquired videos, pictures, and non-DRM songs to your Zune without it blocking your old expired ones.

02-27-2007, 11:23 AM	#7 (permalink)
PityOnU Super Zuner Join Date: Jan 2007 Location: In the real world Posts: 1,986 Reputation: 134 $zB: 4 Donate	Re: Keeping songs after trial If you only listen to your songs from the Zune marketplace on your Zune, there is a very simple solution to this. Once your trial has expired and you can no longer play your songs on your computer, before you connect your Zune or open your Zune program, disconnect from the internet. This will make it so the Zune cannot update its internal time with Zune.net (you will get a nag scren about this when you open the Zune program). Because of this, your Zune does not know that the songs you have on it are expired, allowing you to continue using them as long as you want. This also allows you to sync newly acquired videos, pictures, and non-DRM songs to your Zune without it blocking your old expired ones.