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Hello everyone, I have a question, When you change your motherboard, how can the same Windows 11 installation run, with a different TPM of the motherboard?

Or Debian. Yes, first update the BIOS. Then you can use Ventoy to clean install Windows 11. You just format a USB stick with Ventoy, and copy the .ISO files of all the Operating Systems you are interested in installing (like Windows 11, Debian, Linux Mint, Windows 10, etc.). You just copy...

I have a Samsung T7 portable SSD 2 TB too. In general, SSDs keep their data, for about 1 year, without any use. Hard Disks keep them for about 5 years. If you use SSDs frequently for backups, the SSD data will be fine.

It is free and open source: https://www.hoptodesk.com

Typing oobe\bypassnro is working on Windows 11 Pro, not Home.

Hi jimbo45, Actually you should set guiapplications to true, if you want to run Linux GUI software in WSL2.

Better use Hyper-V virtualisation.

Try using LibreOffice, it is better. https://www.libreoffice.org/download/download-libreoffice https://www.libreoffice.org

I think the issue may be related to TPM. I would try to disable TPM on the new PC BIOS.

You can buy the latest Microsoft Office, through a subscription of 10 dollars per month. https://www.microsoft.com/en-us/microsoft-365/buy/compare-all-microsoft-365-products?&activetab=tab:primaryr1 You can try it, one month for free.

Check free LibreOffice: https://www.libreoffice.org

Try to install Microsoft Excel for Android, and open the file within Excel.

LibreOffice Draw can open and edit PDF files.

I am using insync both on Linux and Windows 11, and it works fine. https://www.insynchq.com

The most convenient option, is on two SSDs.