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Licenses and upgrading with a new SSD

My computer currently has 2 M.2 SSDs. One contains the OS, the other is storage. I also currently have windows 10 Pro.

What I want to do is replace my boot drive with a new bigger M.2 Drive with a fresh install of Windows 11 on it.

However I'm wondering if that's going to cause problems in terms of the license, like if I install it through a USB drive then will it remember that I'm pro for 11, or do I have to do the upgrade process on my current SSD with Windows 10 Pro?

Also wondering if there'll be any problems accessing things from my second SSD, the one thats currently installed for storage. I realize programs installed on it may not work right, but other than that should I have any problems accessing my data?

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Licenses and upgrading with a new SSD

My computer currently has 2 M.2 SSDs. One contains the OS, the other is storage. I also currently have windows 10 Pro.

What I want to do is replace my boot drive with a new bigger M.2 Drive with a fresh install of Windows 11 on it.

However I'm wondering if that's going to cause problems in terms of the license, like if I install it through a USB drive then will it remember that I'm pro for 11, or do I have to do the upgrade process on my current SSD with Windows 10 Pro?

Also wondering if there'll be any problems accessing things from my second SSD, the one thats currently installed for storage. I realize programs installed on it may not work right, but other than that should I have any problems accessing my data?

https://redd.it/1lflnxf
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