If I clone my windows 10 to a new ssd and use in my old pc will the two versions conflict? Like with updates or you allowed to do this. Also the hardware is all different if that makes a difference?
Thanks.
Thanks.
A major hardware change generally indicates a clean install.But say if i change extensive hardware how do I keep the windows 10? or do I have to reinstall windows?
Basically if you bind a microsoft account to your windows 10 you can skip the whole cloning part and just install windows 10 normally and use your account to activate windows 10 on the old system.
As USAFRet already mentioned you might get problems when using the same activation on two different systems.
Since MS is really trying hard to get windows on as many machines as possible while giving legal users as little trouble as possible the chance is pretty slim but it's still possible.
https://support.microsoft.com/en-us/help/20530/windows-10-reactivating-after-hardware-change
A major hardware change generally indicates a clean install.But say if i change extensive hardware how do I keep the windows 10? or do I have to reinstall windows?
And the install is a whole different concept than the licensing.
2 separate concepts you need to deal with.
"OEM key", from where?Oh dear found out I got an OEM key this will probably be a problem right?
"OEM key", from where?