New mobo, cpu and ram, same old os help


  1. netrate
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    New mobo, cpu and ram, same old os help


    Either my mobo or my cpu are not working. After removing, reseting, changing PSU, I cannot get even a single beep from post boot. The system is 10 year old so I decided to get new parts. New CPU, new mobo, new PSU and new ram. I really badly want to keep my old win 10 os. Is this possible and if so, what steps do I need to take to make it work successfully? Edit, I purchased the same Manu of mobo if that helps.
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  3. MisterEd
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    At the upper right click on Settings and fill in more detailed information for both your old and new computer parts. If you like System Spec can be for your old computer parts and 2nd PC spec can be your new computer parts.
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