Windows 10: Upgrading motherboard and CPU how do I go about transferring Windows11 to upgraded PC? My...

Upgrades:Old B550M- New B550AMD 3600 - AMD 5600Using everything else as well as the SSD. I'm also planning on formatting my SSD.

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windows11 upgrade from windows 10

everything is good to go except the CPU says it is not supported for windows11 upgrade!!! ... i have a Intel i7-7700 HQ running 2.8GHz with 4 processors.... it is listed in one of the listing - why cant this machine get upgraded? this is ridiculous

 

Windows 10 and upgrading motherboard

Hi,



Thank you for bringing up your query on Microsoft Community.



The only hardware changes that can negatively impact activation status once you upgrade to free version are the changes to the:

• CPU
• TPM
• Motherboard replacement

The following changes are examples of hardware changes that will NOT impact the activation status:

• HDD/SSD
• Video card
• Adding extra memory

Let us follow the steps suggested by Andre Da Costa (replied
on July 26, 2015) in the following thread:



Will Upgrading Motherboard After Upgrading To Windows 10 Make Me Lose My Windows License?

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Upgrading Motherboard and CPU

I bought a default Lenovo K450 a few years back that came with Windows 8 preinstalled. Well over the past few months I've upgraded the PSU, GPU, and moved too an SSD without much of a hassle since I was using the same motherboard and CPU. Well, I'm moving
too a whole new upgrade and changing the case, motherboard, CPU, and adding a network card. My question is, once I've changed out all of the parts, will I need to reinstall Windows 8, or can I just install Windows 10 again like normal and follow the steps
with customer support to establish the legitimacy of my previous Windows OS? I have the OEM and Product Key.