Windows 10: Installing unactivated windows before building a PC

Hi,

If Windows is installed in one computer and activated on another one, which motherboard gets linked to the license?

The reason is, I'm bulding a gaming pc from scratch. I don't have the graphics card yet, but I'd like to start using it as the house server. Because the processor doesn't come with integrated graphics, I'm planning to install windows 10 and teamviewer for remote access.

I have a laptop where I can connect the new pc's SSD. If I use the laptop to install windows on the SSD without activating it and teamviewer, then place the SSD on the new computer, and then remotely activating windows on the new PC, would it give any license problem?

Thanks for the help!

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