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‎12-28-2023 02:30 AM

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Product: HP ProBook 470 G5 Notebook PC
Operating System: Microsoft Windows 11

Since I have updated my elderly HP ProBook 470 G5 from Windows 10 to Windows 11 (Pro) withe Windows Update I have the problem that Microsoft means that my Laptop is a personal computer and not a laptop.

When I choose in Windows 11 Pro settings and accounts and the point registration options and then it asks me "When shout windows request a new registration after an absence I have only the options: "never" or "after finishing the power saving mode on the PC (personal computer).

My new HP 470 G10 Laaptop, not a ProBook, has several options when I choose the same: "never", "every time" or after "xxx minutes".

This Laptop has Windows 11 installed, when  I bought them.

Now I want to know which settings are false, that Microsoft suddenly means that my elderly HP ProBook 47 G5 is a personal computer and not a laptop. Or could it be a database error of Microsoft?

Does somewhere exist a fix to solve this problem?Microsoft Konto Anmeldeoptionen Jedes Mal fehlt HP ProBook 470 alt.png

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