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#Windows 10 build 10240 not updating update
#Windows 10 build 10240 not updating upgrade
#Windows 10 build 10240 not updating windows 10
#Windows 10 build 10240 not updating software
#Windows 10 build 10240 not updating windows 8.1

Please be patient and allow the operation toĭeployment Image Servicing and Management tool Processing directive 1 of 1 (AutoAnalysis::)ĭue to the nature of your corruptions, scan times have been extended byĪpproximately 15-20 minutes. I've attached the SFCFix.txt, CBS folder, and DISM log for the desktop computer. Unfortunately, I received the error below. I then tried the same thing on my desktop.

#Windows 10 build 10240 not updating update

It turns out that running SFCFix twice on my laptop I was able to update to the latest version of Windows 10-1607.

#Windows 10 build 10240 not updating windows 10

Re: Unable to update Windows 10 beyond version 10240 I have attached the results of running SFCFix and the CBS folder.

#Windows 10 build 10240 not updating software

I only use the laptop when I travel and could be a candidate to reinstall the OS, however the desktop is my business computer with a lot of software installed and configured that I can't afford to rebuild.

I don't want to totally reinstall the OS from scratch if possible.

Microsoft tech support was unable to help.

I've tried updating using an ISO file, but that has failed.

#Windows 10 build 10240 not updating upgrade

Attempts to upgrade to a newer Win 10 version result in error: Error 0xC1900101 - 0x20017 "The installation failed in the safe_os phase with an error during boot operation".

Updates other than updating the OS version seem to proceed successfully.

I cannot remember whether the computers were upgraded to Win 10 and then migrated to SSD or migrated to SSD and then upgraded to Win 10.

Both computers used Paragon Migrate OS to SSD software to move the operating system from the hard drive to the SSD.

The laptop had its hard drive replaced with a Samsung SSD.

#Windows 10 build 10240 not updating windows 8.1

Both computers originally came with Windows 8.1 and were upgraded to Windows 10.

The 2 computers are a Dell XPS 8700 desktop and an Asus X551MAV laptop.

Here are some facts that I think are relevant: Tweak 9 changes the action center back to the pre-release one.I have 2 computers that have the same problem-neither will update to a newer Win 10 version than 10240. Though it is commonly believed tweaks 1-8 in the listed article will work, tweak 9 will also work. Several other older flyouts from Windows 8.x still exist in 10, most of which can be enabled by using various tweaks shown in an article posted on AskVG. It is partially broken as it wasn't intended to be used in RTM, as some of the icons are missing, and the text can turn pseudo-like in non-English versions of the operating system. The use of a registry file removes the Action Center and brings back the Notifications flyout from early builds of Windows 10. It is unknown if MetroFetro plans to release a fix for this bug.ĩ8xx notification flyout 圆4 versions were released in May 2019, however they unlock a more buggy Start screen than their x86 counterparts. In July 2015, MetroFetro released patched versions of shell32.dll and twinui.dll for x86 versions of Windows 10, the use of which (and a registry file) would restore the old Windows 8.1 Start screen.

One of the most known leftovers in RTM is the Windows 8.1 start screen hack. Notice that inactive and active title bars have the same color, the only difference is that the inactive title bar text and buttons are grayed out.ĭue to older code from beta builds or earlier versions of Windows not being removed, several older features can be re-enabled through registry tweaks or system file patches. Microsoft did not introduce the option to change the color of title bars until Windows 10 build 10525, however, can enable colored title bars in RTM by using a 3rd-party theme hack. "AppsUseLightTheme" = dword : 00000000 "AppsUseLightTheme" = dword : 00000000 Colored title bars It will work with all Windows 10 editions except for Home edition. The dark theme can be enabled by applying the following entries to the registry hives. The limited range of usable revision numbers for a single Service Pack under this numbering scheme led to the build number of Windows Vista and Windows Server 2008 Service Pack 2 being bumped to 6003 towards the end of its lifetime in order to make sure that future updates continue to have distinct version numbers.Įditions and keys Edition / SKUįindings Dark theme

The 4 least significant bits of the build number were reserved for the Service Pack number, although Microsoft hasn't produced a Service Pack since the release of Windows 8. This is a remnant of the older 20-bit revision numbering scheme, which used the most significant bits in the delta number to encode extra information. Build 10240.16384 is the last RTM build with the build number divisible by 16 and the delta number bumped to 16384.