Win10 upgrade keeps getting stuck at 86%

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       #31

    Anak said:
    beginner99,

    I saw this, and if you answer my question in the affirmative you're going to have to do a reinstall either with an OS disk or hopefully a saved image:
    Does this mean that you have been working with this win10 upgrade since last fall?
    I upgraded last Fall but the upgraded system was completely unstable freezing up sometimes minutes after boot, sometimes hours. I then reverted back to 7.

    I have a full image of main drive with OS before starting this current upgrade.
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       #32

    Unbelievable. Now the upgrade went through and that pretty quickly. What I did was remove VirtualBox and ran registry cleaner from CC cleaner.

    Win10 is now activated so as far as I understood I can now anytime upgrade if I choose to revert to 7? I say this because it seems I have the same stability issues again as when I tried last fall.
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       #33

    beginner99 said:
    Unbelievable. Now the upgrade went through and that pretty quickly. What I did was remove VirtualBox and ran registry cleaner from CC cleaner.

    Win10 is now activated so as far as I understood I can now anytime upgrade if I choose to revert to 7? I say this because it seems I have the same stability issues again as when I tried last fall.
    Yeah, alot of your errors were for VB. That's great news that you got it upgraded again!
    Yes, once W10 is installed and activated on a machine, it can be clean installed as often as you like/need.

    To be honest, I have seen the most problems with W7 upgrades; more so than with W8 upgrades. All problems, though, have been completely fixed by a clean install. Of course, this means reinstalling all your programs...transferring your data...but, in the end, you get a super-stable, well-oiled machine! Think about it.
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       #34

    simrick said:
    Yeah, alot of your errors were for VB. That's great news that you got it upgraded again!
    Yes, once W10 is installed and activated on a machine, it can be clean installed as often as you like/need.

    To be honest, I have seen the most problems with W7 upgrades; more so than with W8 upgrades. All problems, though, have been completely fixed by a clean install. Of course, this means reinstalling all your programs...transferring your data...but, in the end, you get a super-stable, well-oiled machine! Think about it.
    It's still strange as I had VB installed since like forever.

    Yeah I thin clean-install is unavoidable but I dread it. Probably wait for that when I upgrade my PC not too far in the future.

    Thanks for your help and thanks to all others! Have a nice weekend.
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       #35

    beginner99 said:
    It's still strange as I had VB installed since like forever.

    Yeah I thin clean-install is unavoidable but I dread it. Probably wait for that when I upgrade my PC not too far in the future.

    Thanks for your help and thanks to all others! Have a nice weekend.
    Sounds good. I bit the bullet and clean installed mine. I just installed programs as I needed them, so it wasn't too bad. Cheers! :)
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       #36

    beginner99 said:
    Unbelievable. Now the upgrade went through and that pretty quickly. What I did was remove VirtualBox and ran registry cleaner from CC cleaner.

    Win10 is now activated so as far as I understood I can now anytime upgrade if I choose to revert to 7? I say this because it seems I have the same stability issues again as when I tried last fall.
    That is what it seems like, but keep an eye out in this thread and there should be others in the forums checking on the viability to up and downgrade, you never know when microsoft may drop the hammer: Announcing Windows 10 Insider Preview Build 14393 for PC and Mobile post #489


    As to the stability problems, have you ever ran the compatibility checker?
    Will your PC run Windows 10? Use the official compatibility checker to find out

    If you already have it: How to manually run Windows 10 Compatibility Appraiser
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