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Long story short, I have a Asus x53s (Windows 7) for quite sometime now, and an upgrade is necessary. I recently got a Lenovo Ideapad y700(Windows 10) from a sale. I don't feel like backing up all my files from my Asus and transferring it to the Lenovo.

My question is:

Is it plausible if I just swap the SSD's of the two computers? I don't mind sticking to Windows 7. As long as it works, I am happy.
 
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Not gonna work.

1. It will almost certainly fail to boot.
2. If it does, activation (licensing) will fail.


I don't feel like backing up all my files
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Ya know...you should be doing this anyway. New laptop or no.
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Not gonna work.

1. It will almost certainly fail to boot.
2. If it does, activation (licensing) will fail.


I don't feel like backing up all my files
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Ya know...you should be doing this anyway. New laptop or no.
 
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