A:AnswerNo you will likely not be able to use this on a 10yr old PC. Windows 11 requires some relatively new technology on the motherboard of your PC called TPM. It is required to help validate the installation during and after. Also there is no support for Intel chips before 8th Generation CPU's. So if you have a 8th Generation (including 8th) or newer you will be good to install. Performance may be influenced by older CPU's however and a few other factors such as RAM and the type of storage (Hard drives) you have.
A:AnswerFor an average user, installing Windows 11 on the HP Chromebase is not a recommended or straightforward process. It requires advanced technical knowledge and comes with the risk of hardware components not functioning. It would be a better experience to use the device as intended with ChromeOS, or purchase a computer that comes pre-installed with Windows.
A:AnswerFollowing the following instructions, I was able to verify that this is a retail copy.
Please click the Start menu, then type in CMD, right-click, and run as administrator.
Then on the command prompt window type in: slmgr -dli
