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Had company stopping by so didn't get a chance to go further with this. As soon as I got it down to installing, thought it would be best to post that right away. Choose where you want to search below Search Search the Community. This thread is locked. You can follow the question or vote as helpful, but you cannot reply to this thread.

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In reply to A. User's post on April 12, Don Cuthbert. I tested. Just to add to this, I just did the upgrade after multiple fails from. No need for the rest and it upgraded just fine through windows update. In reply to slayerking's post on April 12, I just finished the update via WU with only WS disabled.

I didn't want any replies posted nor credit taken away from your original workaround. Thank you Johnny, I could now upgrade from Build Take care. Hello slayerking, Thanks for narrowing this down further.

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Privacy policy. If your device is hard to use because of an issue, or if you want to switch out of the Dev Channel or stop receiving preview builds, you might need to use an ISO for a clean installation or in-place upgrade.

Select the ISO file to open it, which lets Windows mount the image so you can access it. During setup, select the Keep Windows settings, personal files, and apps option.

Back up all your files and applications. During setup, select the Change what to keep option, and then choose Nothing on the next screen to complete a clean intall.

There are many third-party software applications that are capable of converting a USB drive into a bootable format. We're using Rufus in this example since it's free and lightweight on system resources. You can use any software that can format the USB into a bootable format and convert the ISO into the decompiled installation files.

Back up any data on the drive you want to save, because any data on it will erased. Launch Rufus or your preferred software. If you have multiple drives connected via USB external hard drive, thumb drive, etc. File system should be set to NTFS. If for some reason this doesn't work on your device, you can re-create it using FAT