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If you’ve recently had to reinstall or upgrade your Windows operating system on a PC that originally came with Windows 10 Home, you’re in luck! The installation should activate automatically thanks to the OEM product key stored in the BIOS. But if you’re looking to upgrade to Windows 11 Pro, there’s a simple process you can follow. Here’s a step-by-step guide to help you with the upgrade and recovery of your system.
If your PC came with Windows 10 Home and you’ve paid for an upgrade to Windows 10 or Windows 11 Pro, you can easily upgrade your system back to the Pro version. To do this, visit the Microsoft support page for instructions on upgrading from Windows Home to Windows Pro:
Upgrade Windows Home to Windows Pro – Microsoft Support.
To proceed with the upgrade, you need to log in to the Microsoft Store using your credentials. If you have the Windows 11 Pro product key, you can enter it directly to complete the upgrade.
In case you’re looking to reinstall the original HP software that came with your PC, you can use the HP Cloud Recovery Tool. This handy tool allows you to create a bootable USB recovery drive. Here’s how you can do it:
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Get Your USB Drive Ready: You’ll need a 32 GB USB flash drive for this process.
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Download the HP Cloud Recovery Tool: You can download the tool from the Microsoft Store here:
HP Cloud Recovery Tool – Free download and install on Windows | Microsoft Store.
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Create Recovery Media: If using another PC to create the recovery media, enter your notebook’s product number, which is 1G132UA#ABA, in the search box of the tool. This step is necessary to ensure you’re creating the correct recovery media for your specific device.
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Use Your Own Notebook: If you make the recovery media using your notebook, the tool will automatically detect the product number, allowing you to proceed without any extra steps.
- Follow the Instructions: The HP Cloud Recovery Tool will guide you through the rest of the process to make your bootable USB drive.
By following these steps, you’ll be well on your way to upgrading your Windows operating system or restoring your PC to its original factory settings. Good luck, and enjoy your newly configured computer!
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