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Hello there i just need a quick question answered for me.

I am building a new computer, i currently have windows 10 installed and activated on my current computer.

If i take out this ssd with windows on it and put it into my new pc (so new cpu new motherboard new gpu etc)

will i have to reactivate windows or will it stay activated for me?
 
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Hello there i just need a quick question answered for me.

I am building a new computer, i currently have windows 10 installed and activated on my current computer.

If i take out this ssd with windows on it and put it into my new pc (so new cpu new motherboard new gpu etc)

will i have to reactivate windows or will it stay activated for me?
Not only will it not stay activated, you will almost certainly have to do a full wipe and reinstall.
Windows is not modular, and moving between systems usually does not work.

For the OS license/activation...where did this OS and its license come from?

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Hello there i just need a quick question answered for me.

I am building a new computer, i currently have windows 10 installed and activated on my current computer.

If i take out this ssd with windows on it and put it into my new pc (so new cpu new motherboard new gpu etc)

will i have to reactivate windows or will it stay activated for me?
Not only will it not stay activated, you will almost certainly have to do a full wipe and reinstall.
Windows is not modular, and moving between systems usually does not work.

For the OS license/activation...where did this OS and its license come from?
 
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May 18, 2020
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Not only will it not stay activated, you will almost certainly have to do a full wipe and reinstall.
Windows is not modular, and moving between systems usually does not work.

For the OS license/activation...where did this OS and its license come from?
ah kk that's all I really needed to know, its not a master key or anything and came with the motherboard i believe as it was HP office pc