Acer Nitro 5 - Windows 11 digital license activation issue, need help.

I have an Acer Nitro 5, which got water damage. I contacted support about it, and they informed me that the guarantee does not cover water damage. Because of that, I bought a used Acer Nitro 5 with the same settings as my old one.
After I installed my SSD card, I received a message informing me that:

Code error 0xC004F211, while troubleshooting it gave the message translating to: Troubleshooting complete

We found a Windows 11 Home Single Language digital license for this device running Windows 11 Pro. To activate using this digital license, you need to install Windows 11 Home Single Language.

Learn more about Windows Activation

This means that this computer is used to run W11 Home Single Language, and it is embedded into its motherboard.
I contacted Microsoft Support, and they answered me that the embedded Windows key into the motherboard could only be transferred by Acer, and they have no solution for it as of this moment.
So I am asking here in support to request that my old Windows 11 Pro be installed in this laptop, or my old one be fixed, please.

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Code error 0xC004F211, while troubleshotting it gave the message translating to:
Troubleshooting complete
We found a Windows 11 Home Single Language digital license for this device running Windows 11 Pro. To activate using this digital license, you need to install Windows 11 Home Single Language.
Learn more about Windows Activation

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Error code 0xc004f211 indicates a Windows activation error, most commonly caused by a significant hardware change, such as a new motherboard, which the licensing system doesn't recognize as the same device. To fix it, use the Activation Troubleshooter in Windows Settings, select "I changed hardware on this device recently," and sign in with the Microsoft account linked to your license to reactivate your Windows installation.

Steps to Resolve the Error
1. Run the Activation Troubleshooter:
Go to Settings (press Windows key + I).
Navigate to System > Activation.
Click on Troubleshoot.
2. Select the Hardware Change Option:
If the troubleshooter prompts you, select the option that says, "I recently changed hardware on this device".
This will attempt to reactivate your Windows license using the hardware change exception path.
3. Sign in with Your Microsoft Account:
Make sure you are signed in with the same Microsoft account that was previously linked to your Windows license before the hardware change occurred.
4. Reactivate:
Follow the prompts to complete the reactivation process.
If you see an option to reactivate Windows or select your device, select it to proceed.

If the Problem Persists
Check Product Key:
Enter a product key that matches the edition of Windows on your device by going to Settings > Update & Security > Activation > Change product key.
Check Internet Connection:
Ensure you have a stable internet connection, as activation requires contact with Microsoft's servers.
Volume License Issue:
If you are in an organization, the error could be due to a volume license used on too many devices. Contact your organization's support for assistance.
Contact Support:
If none of these steps work, you may need to contact Microsoft Support directly.
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