Hello, Harrison Matthew.
It all depends on how exactly the Windows 10 license was purchased.:
- OEM (pre-installed on the PC), or received in 2015-16 as part of the free upgrade promotion from genuine 7/8/8.1, or an upgrade from the Home Edition to the Professional edition was purchased in the MicrosoftStore.
In this case, the license is permanently linked to the PC and becomes invalid in case of replacement of the motherboard. Accordingly, the activation stops.
- Purchased as a full standalone (BOX or ESD) version. In this case, the user has the right to transfer the license to another PC (replacing the motherboard is considered a new device).
Specify how you obtained the Windows 10 license (and which edition), and also post a screenshot of the command window here:
slmgr.vbs /dlv
The information you provide will help determine further actions to resolve the problem.