The Windows 11 operating system can be activated in several ways on the computer and for the new installation, the user can also continue without an activation key for a free trial, but will eventually have to activate the product after a few weeks or months.
Activating Windows 11 is a simple process if you have the license key during the installation process, but it could be a bit confusing if the product is automatically deactivated. If the user makes significant changes to the system, including replacing the motherboard, processor, and memory, Windows 11 may lose its activation status as it may treat the upgraded system as a new computer. If so, you can reactivate Windows 11 without the need to purchase a new license key.
In this step-by-step guide we will show you how to easily and quickly reactivate the Windows 11 license on your computer without the need to purchase a new one after making substantial changes to the hardware.
How to easily reactivate Windows 11 after hardware change
Step 1: Open the Settings application on your Windows 11 computer.
Step 2: When the app opens, select the “System” option from the left sidebar.
Step 3: In the System Settings window, click on the “Activation” option from the right pane.
Step 4: In the Activation Status section, click the “Troubleshoot” button next to “Windows reported that no product key was found on your device. Error code: 0xC004F213” warning text.
Step 5: In the Windows activation window that opens, click the “I recently changed hardware on this device” link.
Step 6: Next, log in with your Microsoft account credentials, then select your computer from the list and then click the “Activate” button.
That’s all. After following the above mentioned step by step procedure on your computer, the Windows 11 operating system will be automatically activated on your device.
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