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You can change an OEM license to a Retail license simply by changing the installed product key to the generic retail product key for that same edition of Windows 10 or 11.If these keys are legit they are probably OEM keys that allows for a single installation. Luckily once you have a digital license for Windows 11 Pro on your computer you won't need they key anymore. But if for some reason you want to raplce your PC this key cannot be used again.
It really is that simple. Windows 10 Home installed on a computer with an OEM product key stored in BIOS, then changed to the retail generic product key for Windows 10/11 home:I don't think is that simple. If you try to mix versions you will get an error that this key is not applicable to your version of Windows. I might be wrong, not sure.

If these keys are legit they are probably OEM keys that allows for a single installation. Luckily once you have a digital license for Windows 11 Pro on your computer you won't need they key anymore. But if for some reason you want to raplce your PC this key cannot be used again.
PS: If I am not mistaken, Microsofts requires a retail version of Windows if you are installing on existing computer. OEM keys are meant for use with specific ventors such as an HP lisence for an HP computer or laptop. Using an OEM version on a different brand or custom-built PC is violating the EULA.
Yes I was once an OEM too, but many those that sell OEM keys online are violating the EULA. According to the EULA an OEM key must always be sold with some hardware (PC, laptop, tablet) not independently. Some stores deliberately misinterpret the word hardware and sell some cheap peripheral, such as a mouse in order to make their customers believe it is legit buying an OEM key for a different computer.Not completely. I've built many systems in my time and with each build I was able to buy and install the current OEM version of Windows on each of them. I was the "Original Equipment Manufacturer"; thus qualified for the OEM version of Windows.
Yes I was once an OEM too, but many those that sell OEM keys online are violating the EULA. According to the EULA an OEM key must always be sold with some hardware (PC, laptop, tablet) not independently. Some stores deliberately misinterpret the word hardware and sell some cheap peripheral, such as a mouse in order to make their customers believe it is legit buying an OEM key for a different computer.
That brings up memories of times old, got a free license for Win3.1 when I bought a Colorado Memory parallel-port tape drive for backups. Gave the license to someone else.