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UKTH forums 💻 Computers Windows (OS) Windows 11 Upgrade by a Different PC or Laptop Interesting thought, so had a windows 10 laptop die on me the other day which was not windows 11 compatible (hardware) and have plugged in the SSD (PCIe NVMe) drive... Reply To: Windows 11 Upgrade by a Different PC or Laptop Interesting thought, so had a windows 10 laptop die on me the other day which was not windows 11 compatible (hardware) and have plugged in the SSD (PCIe NVMe) drive…

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You can do it if you have a pro key from any Win7 upto 11.
Could be done with some registry keys and inplace upgrade with iso (if I remember correctly).
Did it once for a friend long time ago to run RDP (Win Remote Desktop) which is only part of pro version (for other direction home might be enough).

To be found on above forum too (eventually a bit hard for you).

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