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Thanks for instant reply! This is actually a great info. I think I'll opt to go cloning my drive. Have you tried cloning a drive yourself and can you recommend any program that does cloning drives and is it free? As for the linked video, I learned that I can link my Microsoft Account to my license, so I'll try to activate it again once I can get the SSD to boot. Thanks, I'll keep this in mind. I was actually planning to buy just one RAM. Thanks, I didn't know that it was only assigned to the motherboard. Linus actually explained it that it was the entire PC System itself that the license was assigned to. But what I learned from the video explained by Linus himself, he didn't prefer to contact Microsoft as it was time consuming, and only to find out that he already reached the maximum reactivation of the license.

I have an Acer Aspire V15 V3-575G Laptop from 2016 and I'm on the process of upgrading it cause it's getting kinda slow. From what I know, I can add a new RAM to it since it has an extra slot available and I can swap out my HDD with an SSD. My question is, if I swap out my HDD with a new SSD, will I need to install a fresh Windows 10 OS to it with new license or is there any way to keep the existing license?

My bad for the confusion, I just converted the curency to USD in order to easily narrow down any concerns regarding to pricing. Thanks for your recommendation. I'll check it out.

Hey guys, I'm new to the forum and I was wondering if I could get some advice. I'm planning to upgrade my current phone which is an ASUS Zenfone 2 Laser ZE550KL to preferably still an Android phone. Specs wise, looking for a really good budget camera phone (hardware and software wise) to improve on my phone photography. A good display and battery life would be a plus too since I frequently edit my photos at the phone. RAM would be around 4GB or above since it is 2019. Gaming would be a bonus (I play the new Call of Duty Mobile). Also, kind of skeptic with the whole Huawei spying on us thing, but if you can recommend it, I might give it a shot. I live in Southeast Asia if phone availability is a concern. Budget is really limited to about USD 350 to USD 400. I'm not really a techie kind of person but I would love to hear any opinions and information that you guys might have about mobile photography. Thank you so much and if you have any information to ask, I can freely provide.