Moving from AMD to Intel means adopting their processors instead of those from AMD.
Moving from AMD to Intel means adopting their processors instead of those from AMD.
You'd need to reinstall everything from scratch, including the operating system and software, after removing the old drive. Then you'd install the necessary updates and drivers for the new setup.
Unlikely unless the issue lies in the boot loader being placed on another storage device. A key factor to verify is the boot settings on the new motherboard, as Windows Boot Loader and UEFI Boot can vary and one might function while the other doesn't. If you manage to boot from the existing hardware, it's safe to back up essential data before proceeding, ensuring the OS drive remains untouched. Only install the boot drive during a clean installation if you're concerned about data on other drives; otherwise, encryption like BitLocker should prevent access unless explicitly enabled.