Is there any problem if I unplug the storage device where my windows is installed?

[Rickyy]

So I was wondering if its possible to unplug my ssd and hdd and plug them into a completely new pc, without losing what is inside, I don't care much about the games and software but about windows in the ssd.

No, I don't have a windows disk to install it again.

[Lurick]

Do you still have the CD Key?

If you've got a free USB drive you can make a USB installer for Windows.

[Thermosman]

It should be fine

[Rickyy]

5 hours ago, Lurick said:

Do you still have the CD Key?

If you've got a free USB drive you can make a USB installer for Windows.

Someone installed it for me quite a few months ago, no idea.

[Rickyy]

Sorry for late response...

[Lurick]

9 minutes ago, Rickyy said:

Someone installed it for me quite a few months ago, no idea.

What version of Windows?

7, 8, 8.1, 10?

[Rickyy]

Just now, Lurick said:

What version of Windows?

7, 8, 8.1, 10?

Windows 10 64 bits. Belive its the basic version, no pros or anything.

[Rickyy]

I just want to build a pc for the first time but using the same storage and windows again.

[Lurick]

Just now, Rickyy said:

Windows 10 64 bits. Belive its the basic version, no pros or anything.

Are you updated and do you login with your Microsoft account?

[Lurick]

Just now, Rickyy said:

I just want to build a pc for the first time but using the same storage and windows again.

Trying to see if you can just carry Windows over using your Microsoft account or you'll need something like ProduKey to get the key and then re-install.

[Rickyy]

Just now, Lurick said:

Trying to see if you can just carry Windows over using your Microsoft account or you'll need something like ProduKey to get the key and then re-install.

Ok, take your time

[Lurick]

Just now, Rickyy said:

Ok, take your time

Well if you have your microsoft account linked then you'll be able to carry it over. That's why I was asking  

[Rickyy]

1 minute ago, Lurick said:

Well if you have your microsoft account linked then you'll be able to carry it over. That's why I was asking  

Oh, no I don't think that guy linked it or anything, no idea.

[Lurick]

Just now, Rickyy said:

Oh, no I don't think that guy linked it or anything, no idea.

Ok, so you don't sign in with your Microsoft account?

Download ProduKey and get your key and save it somewhere safe.

You'll probably need to re-activate when you move it to your new computer.

[Rickyy]

Just now, Lurick said:

Ok, so you don't sign in with your Microsoft account?

Download ProduKey and get your key and save it somewhere safe.

You'll probably need to re-activate when you move it to your new computer.

Ok got it safe, how would I be able to re activate it in my computer tho?

[Lurick]

Just now, Rickyy said:

Ok got it safe, how would I be able to re activate it in my computer tho?

It will pop-up with an activation window, it should reactivate pretty easily but worst case is you call up and do phone activation. 

[Rickyy]

Just now, Lurick said:

It will pop-up with an activation window, it should reactivate pretty easily but worst case is you call up and do phone activation. 

Ok, great. I will. Is there any chance that I will not need to do any of these things tho? Or for sure.