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Windows 10 Upgrade error from Windows 7: Error 0xC1900101-0x2000C. Have run CHKDSK, SFC, and all windows updates. Have deleted all registry keys in HKLM\Software\Microsoft\Ol
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nobus
Provide the file setuperr.log, please. Just upload it here from C:\$Windows.~BT\Sources\pa
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i searched the log for failed - and a lot of hits came up ( use CTRL +F for search
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rwheeler23
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I know. I don't know where to start. I will run Windows repair toolbox next I think.
These driver files look interesting.
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Find out what they are good for and remove or update that component and retry the upgrade after a restart.
Find out what they are good for and remove or update that component and retry the upgrade after a restart.
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Looks like a HDD issue. Now, running programs and updates to anything fail. Could not even install the Windows update readiness tool. Will clone and repair OS and see if that fixes things.
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Did you use my previous suggestion?
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I repaired a few items, but then was unable to repair anything. The driver files you showed, don't even appear on the computer. I had done nothing before searching those out. CHKDSK multiple times has only made things worse. I will update after clone and repairs.
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The drive has already been removed and being cloned.
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The cloned SSD was able to install all Windows 7 updates, and update all drivers and BIOS. Was able to repair BCD and install Windows update readiness tool, but still fails to upgrade to Windows 10. Have wiped the computer and installed Windows 10 and restored the data to new SSD. No solution was found and time was running out to get the computer back in service.
can you post the ssd model ? just curious
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Old drive was a Seagate. New drive is SA400S37/240G (Kingston SSD). Clean OS install on the SSD and data restore has everything up and running great. The Seagate had no noticeable problems in SMART. CHKDSK found nothing, and other diagnostics came back good. The cloned image onto the SSD was able to finally run all install, updates, and repairs... but not the Windows 10 upgrade. The Seagate 100% had a problem, but nothing I can say "Look out for this condition".
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did you test the seafate with seatools? that should be the first step - run long diag
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Passed. I will rerun the diags again, since I haven't done since taking out of service. I will run WD diags as well.
if you like, post the result, i'm curious if it has problems
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Working great since getting rid of the Seagate HDD.
that seems to be cocclusive then
you can reformat the drive if you want more use of it
you can reformat the drive if you want more use of it