Windows 10: Full PC Rebuild. Upgrade to Win11 prior to rebuild or start fresh on Win11 after?

I'm rebuilding my PC new mobo, cpu, ssd, etc... and am currently running Win10. Would there be any issue with the digitial license linked to my Microsoft account if I just try installing Win11 fresh on the new build? Or do I need to upgrade to Win11 first so the digital license "upgrades" if that's a thing, and then do a clean install of Win11 on the new rebuilt system? Or alternately, do a clean install of Win10 on the rebuilt system first and then upgrade to Win11?

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Win11 upgrade not coming

One good news is that MS web site tells me my PC is included in Win11 upgrade list. And MS is doing more testing to prepare it (to this effect).

 

Win11 upgrade not coming

If you checked again my previous replies, you can see ASUS re-installed my new notebook a even newer Win10 Home installation. After this 2nd time installation, I only did these to the toy:

1. installed chrome
   
2. changed its display brightness
   
3. changed wallpaper
   

After your previous suggestion, the 1 month temp McAfee was gone.

I can't figure out why I can't upgrade to Win11 for such a new notebook. Newer notebook will come with Win11 natively

 

Win11 BSOD and upgrading

Hi, Wondering if anyone can help. Non techy so can't produce files. Successfully upgraded from Win10 to Win11 a couple of weeks ago and decided to start upgrading games PC. Got graphics card first but didn't improve much so now on a full rebuild. CPU, motherboard, RAM and SSD. I can't take the current SSD with me to the new build as it's key is linked to the old PC so I guessed I'd need to do a clean install or start over with a new install of Win11. I'm not sure if I used the right option but went to the Microsoft site and chose to download Win11 to an USB drive. Used a blank, newly formatted old drive, got as far as the verification of the initial file set up and began the next stage but froze at 4 percent. This then caused a BSOD. Asked the tech guys that built the PC and they said that it shouldn't do that and I must've used a drive that wasn't big enough. Instructions say 8GB and I used a 16GB. Tried again and the same happened. Tired a 1TB USB3 external drive, recently formatted and had the same thing happen. Should I have used the ISO multiple option, saw it had a 'time limit' so I was put off that one as the build will take me a while. Not built a PC for 10 years, back when we had a disc in our hands and a key on the box so a little out of my comfort zone but hey, I'll have a go. Kinda stuck, if I go ahead with the build will I end up with no OS and no way to install Win11 and or end up having to buy a new key??