Upgrade Windows 11 Home to Pro

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 Found this on Reddit

  1. Open up Powershell

  2. Type irm https://get.activated.win | iex and hit enter

  3. Disconnect from the Internet

  4. Enter the "Extras menu"

  5. Enter the "Change Windows Edition menu" .

  6. Choose "Professional" (You can choose other editions as well)

  7. Choose the first method

  8. Confirm it and wait a few minutes until your laptop reboots

After this you can activate Windows via Settings -> Activation Settings

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