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Novel8

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    Is this Possible
    « on: July 17, 2023, 08:36:36 AM »
    I have a laptop  that came with win 10, but constantly reminded to download win 11. Now i would like to have win 11 on my desktop. When I choose to download win 11 , could i have them download directly to an attached new ssd drive, and then connect that drive to my desktop?
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      Re: Is this Possible
      « Reply #1 on: August 12, 2023, 11:37:46 PM »
      No. Microsoft is a company that sells stuff. IMHO, if you try to download 11 on a separate ssd you will find that 10 has some integral components that 11 "looks at" & says yep that fine lets go or in your case 11 will go looking & say NOPE stop the instal.
      Effectively you are trying to get a copy of 10 on one computer & 11 on a new computer/drive thus giving you 2 copies of windows.
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