Windows 10: Win 11 new install in new build - now can’t boot

Just installed Win 11 for the first time yesterday in a new build. Installed well and installed all updates and needed drivers - no problem. Computer went to sleep overnight default, got back after work and machine went to BIOS. Will NOT boot to Win 11. Tried everything - repair, reinstall, nothing works. Finally got to the point where I was in Diskpart and trying to copy BCD over to C:\Windows. I can not get past the write protect of BCD. Attrib BCD -s -h -r will fail. And that’s where I am. I can’t repair, can’t delete, can’t format, and can’t reinstall. Dead in the water. I refuse to buy

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Upgrade after building new machine to comply with Win 11 system requirements

Thanks Carlo but I don't believe you understood my question. My machine running Win 10 does not meet all of the spec requirements to upgrade to Win 11. It makes more sense for me to build an entirely new machine since I'll need a new motherboard, processor, etc. My question is...if I'm building a new machine, will my Win 11 upgrade still be free even though it will be a new install on a new machine? My license for Win 10 is current and active on my existing machine but as I said, I'll need to install Win 11 on a whole new PC.

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Building a new Computer-Win 11 Install question

I am building a new machine which will have 2- 1tb m.2 ssd drives and several HDD storage drives. Question is when to install Win 11. Do I install the primary m.2 drive that will be the C drive and install the OS or can I install both m.2 drives and the HDD drives before installing the OS? Thanks

 

Upgrade after building new machine to comply with Win 11 system requirements

I'm running Win 10 but need to build a new machine that can support all Win 11 requirements. If I need to build a new machine, will my Win 11 upgrade still be free?