Windows 10: Question Regarding Windows 11 Activation for My New Laptop

Dear [Microsoft Support / IT Department], I am currently using Windows 10 Pro on my desktop, and it is properly activated with a valid product key.Earlier this year, I purchased a new laptop that came with Windows 11 pre-installed. However, I would like to ensure that Windows 11 on this laptop is fully activated. Do I need to purchase a new license to activate Windows 11 on the laptop? Additionally, my desktop does not meet the system requirements for installing Windows 11, so I plan to continue using Windows 10 Pro on that device. Is there any way to check or confirm the activation status of

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Question about Windows activation

Question about Windows activation after MoBo change

Im thinking of changing my motherboard, will I still be able to reinstall my genuine Windows XP Home Edition and activate it with Micro$oft, or is a new motherboard classed as a new PC *Confused

 

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I have a question regarding the sysprep and capture function in MDT 2013.

I have done a sysprep & capture on a Windows 10x64 machine with software and drivers included using MDT.

So the next step I did was to deploy the captured .iso file onto a new machine which had the usual configuration steps including setting up the computer name, timezone and keyboard layout etc and everything was start up fine and all the software and drivers were also configured & installed properly.

However, the issue is that machine's SID and computer name were completely the same as the one I ran the sysprep & capture on. Was this supposed to be like this? Because I did some research and a sysprep is supposed to change the SID as it is treated as a new machine. Also, I did configure a new computer name for the machine during the deployment setup but I have no idea why its the same name as the other machine.
I would appreciate any answers given. Thank you.

 

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A quick, simple question for the experts. I'm about to activate Windows 10S Home (will be deactivating S) on a new laptop when I fire it up for the first time. Do I have to open a Windows account when going through the activation steps, or is there a way to skip this? Thanks for any advice.