Modifying a motherboard to use original equipment manufacturer (OEM) operating systems
Modifying a motherboard to use original equipment manufacturer (OEM) operating systems
Yes, it's generally true that you need to remove all motherboard drivers before upgrading the motherboard. This ensures compatibility with the new hardware.
The Windows setup is linked to your motherboard. After upgrading the board after installing Windows on the original one, you must perform a fresh installation on the new drive. Save all necessary data, then carry out the clean install and restore everything.
Connecting your key to your Microsoft account allows you to log in and reactivate it easily.