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‎01-17-2025 10:00 AM - edited ‎01-17-2025 10:01 AM

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Im bought my 450 G9 Probook a year ago within a digital licence for Win 11 Pro [22H2] from HP online Store.

Now 12 months later my licence is already expired due to it being version 22H2 which is already EOL.

I then made a reinstall which and am now stuck on Win 10 Pro instead of Win11 Pro. I made a Windows Health check and am meeting the requirements.  The recommended way to upday to Win 11 is via Settings & Update recording to Microsoft.

Can someone tell me if that is normal that a Notebook is being sold with Win 11 Pro which is in a version what expires in 12 months.

Or is there a way to get to 23 or 24H2 so that I can use Windows 11 further?

 

Thanks in regard! But I really have no clue how to solve this problem ... soon Win10 is ending so I´m curious what this is all about.

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‎01-17-2025 11:58 AM

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I've never heard of a Windows license expiring before.

 

If W10 Pro is activated, you should be able to upgrade to W11 Pro 24H2 by clicking on the blue Windows 11 Installation Assistant button at the link below (1st option).

 

Download Windows 11

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