The big reactivation roadblock likely stems from laptops and desktops pre-built by Acer, Dell, HP, Samsung, and so on. “If you make significant hardware changes on your device, such as replacing your motherboard, Windows will no longer find a license that matches your device, and you’ll need to reactivate Windows to get it up and running.”ĭocuments retrieved by Paul Thurrott, however, state that hard drive replacement does not fall under Microsoft’s “substantial change” label. Instead, the company provides this statement on its website: That’s an area even Microsoft won’t fully explain. Did your PC suffer a catastrophic failure requiring new hardware? Have you upgraded to better components and Windows 10 just doesn’t recognize your PC? This guide shows you how to reactivate Windows 10 after a hardware change.
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