Windows 10: Windows 10 Digital Activation After Motherboard Replacement

I am trying to activate Windows 10.As far as I know, I have a digital license/activation, though I cannot find anywhere in my Microsoft account that clearly states that.I have used Windows with my Microsoft Account for several years now, activated, without any issues.My motherboard died a few days ago and I replaced it.I've installed Windows 10 and when trying to activate it digitally, after already adding my Microsoft account within Windows, it is continually failing.I acquired my Windows 10 Digital License from an old Windows 7 > Windows 10 upgrade many years ago.I have tried:1. Windows A

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Windows 10 not activating after motherboard replacement.

Hello.

My old motherboard failed on me and after replacing it windows 10 will not activate. I have a digital windows 10 license for this machine. Is there anything I can do?

Error code 0x803F7001

 

Can't Activate Windows 10 Home Edition After A Motherboard Replacement

I recently built a PC about two weeks ago, bought a digital license in the Windows Store, and then decided to switch to a different motherboard last week. I cannot get Windows 10 to re-activate. I'm signed in with the same Microsoft account I purchased the
license with, and I have followed the "Activation Troubleshooting" steps. Once I select my computer, I get the following message:

Unable to activate Windows

We can't reactivate Windows on this device. Try again later.

It also tells me I can go buy it. I have proof of purchases for my old motherboard, the one I replaced it with, and my digital license I bought in the Windows store. Don't understand why I can't reactivate.

 

Windows 10 Digital Access Not Activating After Replacing Motherboard

I have a copy of Windows 10 Home, that I got for free via the upgrade program when Windows 10 came out. I kept my digital entitlement key info written down just in case I ever needed it.

I've recently had to replace both my motherboard and my GPU on my computer (but not my hard drives) and I guess that is enough of a significant change that windows is now asking me to reactivate.

The xxxx'd out product key seems to match the digital key that I kept written down (the last 5 alphanumerics are the same), but when I try and put it into the troubleshooter and to reactivate, it just tells me "Windows can't activate at this time, try activating
again later. Error code: 0x8007251E".

When I try and choose "troubleshoot" to fix the problem, it keeps telling me that it can't find any devices linked to my account, but when I open up my microsoft account it shows me both my old motherboard and the name of my PC and my new motherboard and
name of my PC?





How do I get windows to re-accept my digital entitlement key? What's the point of giving this free copy of windows 10 if I'm not going to be able to have it accepted if I change my motherboard?