Still waiting for Windows 10 Upgrade.

Berton said:

I didn't have any problem on mine, maybe you got a bad download from Windows Update service.

A tip for your Venue: I got a 64GB MicroSDXC card [SanDisk] for mine, works fine. It's formatted as exFAT, not FAT32 or NTFS.

Thanks for the response. I tried so many times. May be once or twice, download may be bad. I have tried more than 20 times. Of course, I also have 64GB MicroSDXC, it is formatted NTFS. How can it corrupt windows 10 upgrade?

lvgandhi said:

Thanks for the response. I tried so many times. May be once or twice, download may be bad. I have tried more than 20 times. Of course, I also have 64GB MicroSDXC, it is formatted NTFS. How can it corrupt windows 10 upgrade?

The formatting of the MicroSDXC shouldn't be the problem as it's only for storage, any download of Win10 should go onto the C: drive but I was given a choice of the D: drive during the install for storing temporary files, just about 16GB worth. The MicroSDXC drive could be FAT32 but Windows will balk at that do to it's own limitations of FAT32. I once used a 64GB USB Thumb drive for the suggested recovery drive but Win10 would only format 32GB of it as FAT32 and left the rest of the drive unusable in Disk Management, had to use a different method away from Windows to recover the whole capacity.

Make sure your tablet is plugged in. If WIndows thinks your battery is low it may abort the installation.

Berton said:

The formatting of the MicroSDXC shouldn't be the problem as it's only for storage, any download of Win10 should go onto the C: drive but I was given a choice of the D: drive during the install for storing temporary files, just about 16GB worth. The MicroSDXC drive could be FAT32 but Windows will balk at that do to it's own limitations of FAT32. I once used a 64GB USB Thumb drive for the suggested recovery drive but Win10 would only format 32GB of it as FAT32 and left the rest of the drive unusable in Disk Management, had to use a different method away from Windows to recover the whole capacity.

I tried as you suggested formatting sdxc card to exfat and upgrading. That also failed. Further I removed that card and retried upgrading. That also failed to upgrade. Every time goes to upgrade stage of 87% or 91% and then gives a message that reboot will happen. Then it reboots to windows8.1.

Mystere said:

Make sure your tablet is plugged in. If WIndows thinks your battery is low it may abort the installation.

I always do upgrade with power plugged in. Still loss to understand what is holding.

TrustMe said:

I would check and make sure you do not have any missing or corrupt system files. To do that open a command prompt as administrator and type this command "sfc /scannow" without the quotes, then press enter. Hopefully everything checks out ok, but if not, replace the missing or corrupt files.

To overcome this problem of corrupt files, I have done resetting tablet also many times and tried. It had not helped.