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I have a motherboard that is acting up on me and have the same model motherboard as a replacement. I would like to replace the motherboard with the same motherboard that I believe is better. I would like to avoid reinstalling the Windows 2003 server operating system? What are my chances of this working well, and is there anything I should keep in mind? What has been everyone's experience with this?
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I have a motherboard that is acting up on me and have the same model motherboard as a replacement. I would like to replace the motherboard with the same motherboard that I believe is better. I would like to avoid reinstalling the Windows 2003 server operating system? What are my chances of this working well, and is there anything I should keep in mind? What has been everyone's experience with this?

Can I Replace Motherboard with Same Motherboard Without Reinstalling Windows 2003 OS?

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