New CPU and Motherboard. What won't work?

 
Hi,
 
I'm abiut to upgrade my CPU and motherboard, and lift the current hard disks across from the old machine. Which of the following would have problems with recognition, authorisation, etc? ...
Sonar and its various components, Dimension Pro, etc
Garritan / Aria
EastWest / Play / ilok related things
Komplete / Kontakt
Addictive Drums
TH3
Wavelab
Harrison MB 4
Waves
Embertone
Other software, VSTS,  etc,  reliant on motherboard /cpu identity?
 
Thanks
Jerry

Thanks Interpolated. I think Microsoft allow for this with their activation as long as the Microsoft account is linked to the digital license, using the Troubleshooter when you login after the PC upgrade, as described ... https://support.microsoft.com/en-us/help/20530/windows-10-reactivating-after-hardware-change 
 
jdf

The majority of the items on your list will have to be re-authorized. In some cases (e.g. Waves), they'll likely need to be de-authorized first. But be patient, you'll get everything back. Just set aside a Saturday for the upgrade and remember that screaming at your computer doesn't actually help.
 
Having been through this a couple times, let me offer this advice: de-authorizing products first can save headaches down the road. Many allow a second authorization automatically, but you'll forget you've now used up both of them - until a couple years later. I once had to track down the author of a product released under a long-defunct company and explain that my original authorization was for a computer I'd retired 14 years ago.

Thanks gents. I thought about the pre-emptive deauthorisation.  
I had the big Windows 10 update a few days ago and had to re-authorise AD2 afterwards.
 
jdf

Double check your iLok licenses.
Any iLok stuff activated to one of yours system hard drives will no longer be accessible after you make the change*, they will be regarded as being on another machine.
If you have any activations that fall in this situation (of being activated on your hard drive) either transfer them to an iLok dongle or deactivate those plugins and reactivate them on new system once it's up and stable.
 
*had this happen when my MB died and had to be replaced.
 
edited because I should have had that coffee before I tried writing this post...

So, I've done it.  Prior to the build I sent all Waves licenses back to the cloud, and same for iLok. The main issue was Microsoft.  I couldn't reactivate. I believe these things normally do go well since Microsoft became more agreeable about hardware changes.  However, my migration path was from Win 7 Home edition up to 8 Pro - then 8.1 and 10. I had to contact Microsoft with an online agent. The Home -to- Pro upgrade was lost in my account records and it took some time to reason that Win 10 Pro has been working since my Win 10 update a few years' ago. In the end they agreed and activated Win10 (Pro) for me. 
 
Sonar and other audio things went fine. Steinberg's e-Licenser took its normal mysterious path until somehow it worked (not that bad actually). Addictive Drums wanted its normal transfer of duties, but no great deal. All in all it has gone quite smoothly, but I'm still waiting for some skeleton to tumble out of a hidden closet somewhere ...
 
Thanks for the help
Jerry