Interesting "solution". I'd suggest this is NOT a good idea. While svdinu might have the ability to get this to work, I'd suggest it will, in the long run, create a mass of issues, and even if you get it to work, it will take a LOT longer than a OS reinstall of Win10. (especially if you have an SSD, reinstall of Win10home, takes about 15min at most).

On cloning: Actually, unless the motherboard and peripheral devices are identical, it's quite likely the system will fail to boot, or have a bunch of driver issues, which, in the first place, IF you have the ability to solve, (and they are even solvable at all), you would simply know better than to try this solution to start with.

No criticism of svdinu here, simply that when troubleshooting, you need to ensure you are working to eliminate issues, and not introducing any new ones along the way. This solution, introduces a huge array of issues, and potential issues, and potential issues mean doubt later on when you have other problems with the rig.

Start as you intend to go on! (known good etc)

I mention this here, as I say, not to be critical of svdinu, clearly he's trying to help, but when I read that someone formatted/reinstalled their OS, that tells me, they are possibly lacking the experience to know how to identify their issue, and have opted for reinstall, which is extreme, but which is a FAR better idea under these circumstances, (given their skill level)  than trying to clone a SSD, assuming you even have one to clone from.

From a personal POV, I HAVE cloned OS discs many times, would I try it in the context of this problem? NO.

In fact, I build identical rigs for people, and I STILL don't clone SSDs, (unless I'm installing bigger ones, or replacing them etc), but for a new build, I only install fresh, this ensures stability, and no cross pollination, (security for both the client, but also security of stability).

My 5 cents.
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