V vincentily Honorable Jul 13, 2013 30 0 10,530 Jul 13, 2013 #1 Or can i just use the one already in my hard drive?
Solution Kaluditz Jul 13, 2013 Make sure your motherboard supports the CPU. No, you don't need a new copy of your windows.
nukemaster Titan Nov 23, 2004 19,623 6 74,965 Jul 13, 2013 #2 vincentily : Or can i just use the one already in my hard drive? As long as you do not change the motherboard, Your windows install will be valid. That is for OEM copies. Retail ones allow you to swap anything you want(may still want to reinstall with board changes) as long as it is only on ONE system at any time. Upvote 1 Downvote
vincentily : Or can i just use the one already in my hard drive? As long as you do not change the motherboard, Your windows install will be valid. That is for OEM copies. Retail ones allow you to swap anything you want(may still want to reinstall with board changes) as long as it is only on ONE system at any time.
S ss202sl Glorious May 23, 2012 8,428 35 44,190 Jul 13, 2013 #3 Not if you're only putting in a new CPU. If you replace the motherboard, then you may have an issue. Upvote 0 Downvote
Kaluditz Honorable Jul 13, 2013 127 0 10,710 Jul 13, 2013 Solution #4 Make sure your motherboard supports the CPU. No, you don't need a new copy of your windows. Upvote 0 Downvote Solution
D DizzyEgg Reputable Jul 16, 2014 18 0 4,510 Jul 17, 2014 #5 Thanks guys.. My new CPU is supporated but I had to update my bios. Upvote 0 Downvote