I also work remotely from home today. After PC is powered on, the boot manager is displayed before Windows starts. This time the Windows11 is installed on the newly prepared SSD, and it seems that the previously used Windows10 has been left in the old SSD.
In other words, although a dual boot environment based on Windows10 and Windows11 is built. Is this all right on the license? The installation shows "authentication will be automatically authorized later", but not only Windows11,Windows10 can also be used directly.
I was still a little uneasy about whether this "dual Albute environment" could be used directly at work, so I decided to consult Microsoft's support window.
The Windows10 standard has a "consult" application, and if you request phone support here, the phone number you enter will contact the support party.
▲ツールバーの検索ボックスに「問い合わせ」と入力し、「問い合わせ」アプリを起動検索窓に「サポート」などと入力し、表示された「サポートへのお問合せ」ボタンをクリック。電話サポートを要請するConfirm to the support staff that the current dual boot environment is irregular, so you need to uninstall Windows10 or Windows11. It seems that when using the installation media like this one, update Windows or boot it to the current boot drive.
In other words, in the current dual-boot environment, any operating system seems likely to commit license violations. Due to the promotion of telecommuting, every employee is using PC where the system administrator can't see it. In order not to cause this kind of trouble, the update of Windows still seems to need to be carried out carefully.