Need Help - Windows 7 to Windows 10 Upgrade Failures

@Win10Newbie9000
Did you execute the following commands again after using the Windows CD?

Tekkie Boy said:

Please do that:
Open the command prompt as administrator again and then run the following commands:
bcdboot C:\Windows /l en-US /v > "%userprofile%\desktop\bcdboot.txt

and then:
bcdedit /v > %userprofile%\desktop\bcd.txt

When done upload the bcd.txt and bcdboot.txt from your desktop.

I have to ask because the entry was already in the update log again:

2021-04-06 14:22:42, Error IBSLIB BCD: BcdCopyObjectEx: Failed to enumerate source elements. Target: {5db251e9-dee4-11e3-88bd-a9aef0296ebc} Flags: 0x4 Status: c0000024[gle=0x00000002]

The entry was removed after the command "bcdboot c:\Windows /L en-US /v".

I am pretty sure that I did, but I will run the commands again.

Then I will attempt to upgrade again.

Then I will look for new log files and upload them.

Then I will post a reply again with the new log files.

Will try to do this as quickly as I can.

Thanks again.

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Latest log files:

https://mega.nz/folder/6YoCXLxA#wUfczxXu-OxPk5sFALpA5g

Hi Tekkie Boy,

Okay. Here is exactly what I did:

I ran both shell commands.

I did a clean reboot with the network cable removed.

I attempted the upgrade.

It failed with just the generic error message.

I search for the log files with the time stamp after 4PM local time.

I uploaded them to a new directory in Mega.

I hope this helps you to help me.

Thank you.

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Latest log files:

https://mega.nz/folder/6YoCXLxA#wUfczxXu-OxPk5sFALpA5g

Hi Tekkie Boy,

Okay. Here is exactly what I did:

I ran both shell commands.

I did a clean reboot with the network cable removed.

I attempted the upgrade.

It failed with just the generic error message.

I search for the log files with the time stamp after 4PM local time.

I uploaded them to a new directory in Mega.

I hope this helps you to help me.

Thank you.

Thanks for the information.

It looks like the BCD store has to be completely rebuilt.

Something is corrupt there.

How is the health of this hard drive in general?

Have you ever tested it?

I have the smart monitoring turned on and there are no errors reported.

The only problem I have experienced was I accidently setup the second partition as D: and the Bluray drive as E:

The first time the upgrade failed, I thought it might have been cause this was not standard.

I tried to use Paragon Hard Disk Manager Advanced 17.20 to change drive letter, but it did not seem to work, so I then used Disk Management in the OS.

First I changed D: to F:
Then E: Bluray to D:
Then F: to E:

Other than that no issues.

Please run chkdsk in the command prompt as administrator with the following command and then share the chkdsk.txt file please:
chkdsk > "%userprofile%\desktop\chkdsk.txt"

Okay here it is...

Here is E: also in case it matters...

I appreciate it.

And I am sure Tekkie Boy appreciates the second pair of eyes also.

I think he is probably trying to figure out the least risky way for me to rebuild the boot store next.
We will see.

He has been very helpful, and I really appreciate him helping me.