How to Upgrade from Windows 11 Home to Pro (Step-by-Step)

 Upgrading from Windows 11 home edition to 11 Pro 

Go to 

  1. Settings 

  1. System (Left panel) 

  1. Activation (type in Find a setting) 

  1. Select Activation Settings (like in window below) 

 

 

Then, upgrade your edition of Windows, shown below 

 

Next, if you have a 25-digit Activation key, click the first option on picture below and change the Key 

 

Otherwise, Select the second option to Open Store 

 

This would upgrade your current OS to pro. 

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