Your Device Is not Ready Vs 2004

Steve C · 29 Jun 2020

spunk said:

Attached in the Sysnative BSOD File Collector for the 6 month old Gigabyte Motherboard.
The 10 year old machine has been continuously updated. The Gigabyte Motherboards drivers are the same and there are no newer ones for this motherboard. All devices are working correctly no yellow flags in the Device Manager. Image has steadily upgraded from 1703 to 1909 on the old computer after every 6 months with no issues. I took an image of the computer at 1903 and restored it to the Newer Gigabyte motherboard computer. Then I upgraded each Desktop to 1909 using the same downloaded ISO image. Both computers work flawlessly. Using the same downloaded ISO image for 2004 on both computers, they both fail with BSOD on second boot. Exception Thread Not Handled. Both computers have the latest nVidia GPU driver from the nVidia web site. Please check the BSOD collector zipped file for more info

I'm still getting helpful support from Gigabyte on my 8 year old motherboard. It's worth asking their opinion. I was recently advised to turn off the fast boot / startup option in the BIOS to solve a boot problem.

pietcorus2 · 29 Jun 2020

On one of my PCs I still get not even the 2004 (" your device is not yet ready") notification !
Anyone encountered this also..........??

spunk · 29 Jun 2020

Fast Boot is turned off on both computers

NavyLCDR · 29 Jun 2020

zbook said:

See rule #4:

https://www.tenforums.com/misc.php?do=showrules

No piracy or discussion of piracy allowed at all. Such as software, music, videos and other intellectual property violations (e.g. downloading youtube videos locally etc) - it is forum policy that no help shall be given to people who knowingly steal software or services.

The logs displayed piracy / cracked software.

Please install a licensed version of Windows without KMS and Windivert.

Then upload a new V2.

ps = powershell

It's amazing what those log files will reveal.

FuturDreamz · 30 Jun 2020

Hi quick question. My desktop (first system in system specs) refuses to update to 2004. I don't get any error message at all and no explanation of where the incompatibility lies, and when i force upgrade using installation media it always reverts back to my previous installation. Should i try a clean install or just leave it in the hopes that Microsoft fixes it?

thanks.

NavyLCDR · 30 Jun 2020

I would do the clean install.

zbook · 30 Jun 2020

FuturDreamz said:

Hi quick question. My desktop (first system in system specs) refuses to update to 2004. I don't get any error message at all and no explanation of where the incompatibility lies, and when i force upgrade using installation media it always reverts back to my previous installation. Should i try a clean install or just leave it in the hopes that Microsoft fixes it?

thanks.

If you have no important files and it's easy to reinstall applications ten as NavyLCDR commented you can perform a clean install.

If you have important files then you can perform a reset save files, custom install, or refresh.

If you prefer to troubleshoot then run setupdiag > post a share link for all files into a new thread

https://docs.microsoft.com/en-us/win...rade/setupdiag

Steve C · 01 Jul 2020

pietcorus2 said:

On one of my PCs I still get not even the 2004 (" your device is not yet ready") notification !
Anyone encountered this also..........??

Yes my 9 month old HP ProBook 450 G6 shows nothing yet

pietcorus2 · 01 Jul 2020

" shows nothing yet "............my two years old Medion laptop , no upgrades seen yet !
Only things we get are the Defender-updates................

AddRAM · 01 Jul 2020

My X299 shows nothing also, and I`m glad.

I have the ISO I can do it myself, but it`s still much to soon