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To my surprise, the hardware reserved memory is now only 74MB, and 15.9GB is usable. This is... amazing, really. I've reseated the RAM countless times before, but now it finally worked. I don’t know what solved the issue—whether it was reseating the CPU or the RAM—but I’m just happy that it’s fixed and hope it stays this way.
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Hi, I just upgraded my Motherboard and CPU and now I can't activate the Windows, I have tried the following steps: Sign in as an administrator. Select the Start button, then select Settings > System > Activation > Troubleshoot . The troubleshooter will show Windows can’t be activated on...
Ostensibly this is for "a hardware root-of-trust that will verify the integrity of the initial UEFI firmware phases, thereby preventing persistent firmware implants" AKA BIOS viruses. But the CPU isn't locked to a particular board or model, only vendor/brand so how does this secure chain-of-trust really?
