I have a Asrock h97m-itx/ac mother board and I have a spare Asrock h97m pro4 mother board laying around. I installed windows and all driver updates using the itx board. I now have a matx case (corsair 88r) and want to use the matx board. If I put all the components (cpu, hdd, ram) from the itx board and put them on the matx board, do you think I will run into any issues? Will I have to reinstall drivers since its the same chipset? Should I just do a fresh install of windows 10? Any help would be appreciated thanks!
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Upgrading Mobo with same chipset...do I need to start completely over?
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DonkeyOatie
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The OS is keyed to the motherboard, so when you change the motherboard you will need to re-key the OS or install a new version, depending on your OS license. I would re-install the moitherboard drivers. (one has WiFi, the other does not) Are the BIOS versions identical?
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