Windows 10: Reset my ARM64-based Windows laptop, coming up as unactivated Enterprise edition

I needed to reset my copy of Windows 11 on an ARM64-based laptop Samsung Galaxy Book Go. I selected to delete all files and re-install locally. During the initial setup wizard, there was never any opportunity given to enter which edition of Windows to attempt to activate. After setup was complete, I ended up with a system which claimed to be Windows 11 Enterprise without a valid activation.I tried repeatedly going through the activation troubleshooter and it said that it couldn't automatically resolve the issue. I tried signing in to my Microsoft Online account, and it said that it couldn't

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Which edition of Windows 10 Will Support ARM64?

Under the latest version ADK, I found a folder labelled as "ARM64"! As I know, there would no future Windows RT and Surface RT running on ARM 32-bit processor. Then which edition of Windows 10 would support this architecture? Or in other words, we might
purchase the ARM64 based tablet running Windows 10 in the future? I am waiting for your reply, thanks in advanced!

 

Downgrading Windows 10 enterprise to pro

The procedure is a bit arcane, but I have managed to convert an Enterprise Evaluation to Pro, doing it in two steps: EnterpriseEval to Enterprise (unactivated); then Enterprise (unactivated) to Pro. Details here.

(Note to the moderator/owner: apologies if this is not an appropriate post for this thread, in which case I thank you for deleting it. I posted only to update/correct the assertion quoted above.)

 

Best laptop under $800??

Well the last one I suggested seems to be the best for 650$

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