Windows 10: Windows could not complete the installation Solved

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  1. NavyLCDR

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       New 23 Apr 2017 #11

    Glad you finally got is all sorted out! If you have a good, solid Windows installation now, I would recommend making an image of it with Macrium Reflect free to make restoration the next time a lot easier
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  3. dalchina

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       New 23 Apr 2017 #12

    That's about as arcane a way of installing Win 10 as I can recall. Definitely innovative. If it works: image it before it escapes!
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  4. derek10

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       New 27 Apr 2017 #13

    Many thanks :) I did a Macrium backup of the drive.
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