If we change processor windows will remove or not ?

[asadrazzaq055]

if we change processor windows will remove or not ?


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[mcnumpty23]

shouldnt do

if you change motherboard as well then it will

 

[asadrazzaq055]

windows will remove automaticaly

 

[willard]

Windows will only deactivate if you change your motherboard. Simply changing the processor is fine, and Windows will not require you to do anything special. It will just work.

 

[asadrazzaq055]

shouldnt do

if you change motherboard as well then it will

windows will remove automatically

 

[the great randini]

you will need to sysprep /generalise or the os will be screwed.

how to= http://technet.microsoft.com/en-us/library/cc721940(v=WS.10).aspx

this is really tough / impossible with some oem installs.

 

[aminroy]

a processor is by default will fetch an 'OS origin address' to 'Counter OS program' in any 'bootable device' as set in BIOS in 'flash ROM' on mainboard and copy all the related and paramount OS data to the RAM at boot up. so the only important for a complete OS is the :

■1. mainboard
■2. related bootable devices (with original OS)

■note : for certain conditions if different bootable devices with not the original OS installed it still can be boot up.

any other component is free to be change/swap/upgrade/downgrade as long as these two is secured

 

[aminroy]

in OEM OS case,

oem license will just stick to that mainboard. not related to any CPU (processor) / Storage devices.