Windows 10 upgrade 'Welcome back' screen Msoobe.exe, Windeploy.exe Winlogon.exe error
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After upgrade from win 7 pro to win 10 pro 64 bit the HP laptop 8540p displays 'Hi there, welcome back' screen. After clicking next and then 'express settings' I get three white error pop-up messages :
1. MSOOBE.exe 0x........ instruction points to memory 0xFFFFFFFFFFFFFF memory can not be read, 2. Windeploy.exe memory can not be read, 3. Winlogon.exe memory cannot be read.
After that the computer reboots itself automatically.
Disabled wifi and lan card, but did not change anything. Can not restore to previous version but can get command prompt.
Any suggestions ?
See attachment: c:\windows\setupact.log
Greetings Bernard
setupact.log
After upgrade from win 7 pro to win 10 pro 64 bit the HP laptop 8540p displays 'Hi there, welcome back' screen. After clicking next and then 'express settings' I get three white error pop-up messages :
1. MSOOBE.exe 0x........ instruction points to memory 0xFFFFFFFFFFFFFF memory can not be read, 2. Windeploy.exe memory can not be read, 3. Winlogon.exe memory cannot be read.
After that the computer reboots itself automatically.
Disabled wifi and lan card, but did not change anything. Can not restore to previous version but can get command prompt.
Any suggestions ?
See attachment: c:\windows\setupact.log
Greetings Bernard
setupact.log
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Changed memory sticks and even put the problem disk in another computer. Shows same memory messages on the other hardware. Clean install will work i suppose but then I have to re-install all applications.
Must be some configuration file that is corrupt.
Bernard
Must be some configuration file that is corrupt.
Bernard
Yes, try the Media Creation Link above and be sure you back up first. You can Keep Data and Applications, but I really recommend a fresh install
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I did a clean install but had to re-install all applications. I could not boot in windows so I had to boot from USB key and lost all appliction settings.
Computer is working fine now after the clean installation.
Computer is working fine now after the clean installation.
Try removing 1 stick and see if you have the same problem, if you do, try the other stick.
You can also run diagnostics on your memory using the Ultimate Boot CD.
http://www.ultimatebootcd.com/download.html
If that doesn't pan out, you may want to consider backing up your data, and doing a clean install of Windows 10. There have been reports of WIn7 upgrades having some issues, but a clean, fresh install works fine. That you can't go back to the previous version indicates there is something wrong with the installation.