Windows 10: boot from original window s 10 HDD using a new motherboard and cpu

Currently running Win 10Pro, on an older motherboard/cpu that don't support windows 11. Can I just boot from the existing HDD Win 10 Pro, with the new motherboard & cpu? I want to avoid having to do rescue disk, and re-install Win 10, and all the applications.So, if this will work, will I then be able to upgrade to windows 11, from the windows 10 pro?

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Install Windows 10 on a new motherboard with the same CPU and HDD

Hello, i am having issues installing windows 10 on my PC. I got a new motherboard a ASrock b250m performance and i kept my same CPU a i3-6100 3.7 eith TDP 51. My HDD is Sata 7200rpm. My ram is a corsair vengeance 16 2x8gb DDR4 2400mghz. I run my windows
10 media tool off my usb und use UEFI boot and everytime i run it i get several errora. Sometimes its system exception, sometimes irql errors and sometimes its Memory error. I so lost here now. Any help would be appreciated. I want to note i order new ram
from crucial a 8gb 2133mghz c13 based off my motherboard compatabilty list on the asrock website.

550 watt corsair psu nzxt h510b case and a coolmaster212evo.

 

Windows 10 BSOD after upgrading cpu

I hope you checked the compatibility list of supported processors from the motherboard maker.

Inaccessible boot device simply means the computer cannot find the necessary files after Boot. As you said you have a spare HDD, I would suggest to put in the new CPU and do a clean Install on it. If that works, then again you would have to do a clean install
on the primary hdd.

 

New motherboard, new windows 10?

Do I need to get a new version of windows 10 if I'm upgrading to a new motherboard + CPU but still using the same HDD/SSD which will have windows 10 installed on it?

Also when changing my CPU and motherboard will I need to mess around with the BIOS for anything? I'd be happily surprised if it was literally plug and play.