I’m trying to upgrade my Windows 10 PC to Windows 11, which it says is compatibl?

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WeiMAAV5Eg
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Post by WeiMAAV5Eg »

You could also try using the Activation Troubleshooter again, but specifically choose the "I changed hardware on this device recently" option. Another option is to contact Microsoft support directly—they can often push a reactivation through on their end.
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Post by 8Fqupymoc »

You could also try manually entering your Windows 10 product key in the activation settings. Another option is to run the Windows Update troubleshooter to fix any underlying update service issues.
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Post by QqlWKoF6FIKF »

Yeah, If that doesn't work, you might check if your PC's TPM and Secure Boot are still enabled in the BIOS after the upgrade.
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Post by 0Ju43X »

Agreed, that's a common culprit. Also, try pausing any third-party antivirus software temporarily during the activation process.
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Post by B40Ma13c55j »

Yeah, You could also try using the Activation Troubleshooter again, but this time select the "I changed hardware on this device recently" option. Good luck!
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