Windows 10: Recently got new motherboard and installation of Windows...

So, my "old" PC had Win10 Pro 1909. I recently got a new motherboard and when doing so also reinstalled Windows onto an SSD rather than the hard drive. Well, I installed Win10 Home 2004... and now I can't transfer my license. Is there a way to install Win10 Pro pre-activation so that I can transfer it? There's not really a product key that I know of for it, it's just a digital license tied to my Outlook account.

I also still have the HDD that it used to be on with all the storage still on it. It's just gonna be a pain to install because I moved to SFF recently when getting this new motherboard.

Any ideas?

Edit: I'd prefer to be able to keep all my installs and whatnot, so a fresh install of Windows isn't what I'm exactly looking for.

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