NavyLCDR

Not really. You can covert an OEM license to a retail license just by changing the installed product key to the generic retail product...

No, it is not necessary.

Or buy the exact same thing from the exact same company for even less...

You don't trust Elevenfourm?

Why so expensive?

You will delete all the partitions on Disk 2. On that setup window, it will be easy to see which SSD you want to delete the partitions...

When you do the windows setup, you will get to a Window asking where to install Windows to. The key to success is to delete every...

One misconception - if you have a pagefile.sys of, let's say, 4 GB, or 64 GB, it doesn't matter as far as writing to an SSD shortening...

The manufacturer of the SSDs or your computer BIOS may have utilities available to securely wipe the SSDs. That's what I would do.

Probably Windows 11 fast startup. Open a command prompt with admin privileges (run as administrator) and run the command: powercfg -h...

I would boot the computer from a Windows 11 installation USB flash drive and see if Windows install sees the SSD. At the first screen...