Windows 10: Win10 Hardware Upgrade

I intend to upgrade my pc and I am worried that my drive will be hardlocked due to it. I intend to upgrade the motherboard, CPU, GPU, PSU, and RAM. My upgrade will be AMD to AMD rather than Intel to AMD or vice versa. I currently do not have an active version of Windows and was wondering that since this will be such a massive change in hardware, would a system image be the best course of action to prevent any loss of important data or is a drive hardlock even going to occur?

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is hardware OK (Win 7) for upgrade to windows 10

I think in one of the other PC with win 7 or win 8.1 I run media creators tools and in some step prompt/found graphics card not supported... for win 10. I didn't found alone reading specs of win 10, but the tool says me... after changed graphics card the tool said all OK and continued OK with upgrade... That I ask to reach this step in this current PC - win 7 - must be all OK for the upgrade? Or must continue to upgrade to show this?
and got to point

• UPGRADE this PC now
• Create media(DVD, USB stick, ISO)

is hardware OK (Win 7) for an upgrade to windows 10 for this PC???

 

Activation after new hardware upgrades?

Right - my point was to see what would happen if I tried the OS from one system on a totally different motherboard, and it went better than I expected, other than the activation - which I expected. I did chat with a Microsoft rep today online and he confirmed that after the hardware upgrade on a free Win10 upgrade that they (Mircosoft) will have to remote access my system to verify the proper key, etc. before they can reactivate it.

 

USB Tethering problem after win10 upgradation

Hi Senthil,

As a basic troubleshooting steps I suggest you to restart the phone and connect to the laptop. Also run the hardware troubleshooting steps and check the status as it
is an automated tool which checks the hardware connected to the computer for any known issues and provides the details on how to fix them. Follow these steps to run the troubleshooter.

• Type Troubleshooting in the search bar and press “Enter”.
• In the “Troubleshooting” window, click on “View All” on the left pane.
• Click on “Hardware and Devices”.
• Click on “Advanced” and then click on “Run as Administrator”.
• Click “Next” and follow the on-screen instructions to complete the troubleshooting process.

Let us know the status, we'll be glad to assist.