Upgrading to creators update stops at 30% and reverts

Hi,

At the moment I'm on Windows 10 pro version 1607 with all normal updates installed. I upgraded my Windows 8 back when the free upgrade started, all upgrades went great up until now.
I'm trying to get the creators update to install using the upgrade tool, no luck so far.

This is what happens:

• The tool is able to download, prepare and whatever
• Windows reboots to start installing
• Progress ends up at 30% and reboots
• Progress starting off at 30% again and quite quickly reboots again without progress
• Windows reverts the changes, reboots and back to old windows again

I've been digging around for a while, but I can't find a solution.
So far:

• Made sure bios is up to date
• sfc /scannow
• Checked the log and disabled the microsoft sql services
• Uninstalled my virusscanner (eset smart security)
• Prayed to Bill Gates

Anyway, here's my latest log from c:\$windows.~bt\sources\panther: Attachment 147775
Just assuming that that's the location where these things get logged. Quite honestly a pretty bad, nearly unfindable location, while the log is also really not telling me a whole lot about what actually went wrong. Or am I just looking at the wrong log?
Also, debugging this stuff takes so much time, just the installation itself takes like 2 hours for me, only to be reverted

Any ideas on how to get this thing installed?

Partitions:

I'm using bitlocker btw

SSD's report back 100% healthy status in SMART and self checks also ok
checkdisk no issues
sfc scannow also no issues, I've done that already btw
I even used dism to restore with the online image option, no difference

Downloading the iso?
I've tried the media creation tool, and made an usb stick.
Booting from usb and trying the upgrade only tells me to boot in windows and run the usb stick from there which gives me exactly the same upgrading procedure. Downloading is actually the quickest part of the installation.

dalchina said:

Can you see the differences in the last column?

Sure, I've "Active & System" instead of "Active & Boot" and "Boot" on my c: drive instead of "System".
I never messed about with partitions however: I just installed windows 8 the way the installer wanted to, never touched it again. The only thing I did was enable bitlocker on my windows drive in Windows 10.

Ok, when using the media creation tool installer again I get this message after the revert:

0xC1900101 - 0x30018
The installation failed in the fase FIRST_BOOT with an error during the SYSPREP-operation

Could be something with drivers or something: Error when upgrading to Windows 10 0x30018 - Microsoft Community
Also uninstalled nvidia drivers just to be sure, someone had trouble with that. Still no luck

dalchina said:

Hmm, guess what, I foolishly expected the MS thread that article linked to to say sthg useful.. I just looked at it for the first time and it doesn't.

There is certain hardware the Creator's build is not compatible with- Broadcom for example- and MS tries not to offer the upgrade to known incompatible systems, but that doesn't always happen.

I do have a broadcom wifi chip in my motherboard though. I've disabled it, because I'm not using it, but I can't exactly unplug it right. Or would a driver uninstall work?