I am not entirely sure if replacing your cpu and motherboard would make a difference unless you have a OEM product key which is specifically bound to your computer when you purchase it. What I am wondering is had you activated Windows 7 before you upgraded? What version of Windows 7 did you have before you upgraded?
I'm not sure if I will be able to help you with your problem entirely as it seems that the most likely solution would be to buy a new product key. Tablet: Microsoft Surface Go - (64GB, 4GB Ram) Tablet: Microsoft Surface 3 - (64GB, 2GB Ram) Other Info: Phone: Motorola G 5G Plus - (128GB, 6GB Ram) Internet Speed: Download: 200 Mbps, Upload: 100 Mbps (via Ethernet)īrowser: Google Chrome (Default), Firefox, Edge Hard Drives: 465GB Crucial CT500P2SSD8 (SSD) Mouse: Marsback Zephyr Pro Gaming Mouse & Logitech MX Anywhere 2Ĭooling: Cooler Master / Aero Cool (4 Fans) Monitor(s) Displays: 2 (LG Ultrafine 27UP600-W 27" UHD 4K, Dell E2009W) Sound Card: Realtek High Definition Audio & NVIDIA High Definition Audio Graphics Card: 4095MB NVIDIA GeForce RTX 3060 (Gigabyte) Memory: 16.0GB Single-Channel Unknown 1330MHz System Manufacturer/Model Number: Gigabyte - B560M DS3H AC (GGPC Hero)ĬPU: Intel Core i5 10400 2.90GHz - Comet Lake 14nm Technology
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