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Downloaded old iso when you mentioned 1809. Ran that in-place upgrade with no luck. Then did the clean install instead of being patient and doing nothing. Partitioned the drive during the re-install. I must have used the old iso I still had on my USB drive on accident during the clean install.
Three techs took over the laptop the first forced it to 1809 and lost him (and WiFi adapter) on restart. Hard-wired laptop same issue. Second tech changed DNS settings to 4.2.2.1 and 4.2.2.2 in IPv4 I think. He said it would help it connect with MS servers that worked but when he got off with the list of updates just there pending for ~45mins. All of them did what you said do to with the DNS flush and resetting net stop wuauserv, cryptSvc, stop, bits, and msiserv. Tech three did another in-place upgrade but maybe it was an installation instead it was done from the Win environment was nodding off and thinking this isn't going to work we've done this. But it worked. I don't have a huge list of updates pending. A definition update for Defender took about half hour to go and now have two .NET Framework 3.5 and 4.7.2 CUs sitting at zero for over an hour but whatever. Win apps are going no problem, Office installed no problem, Forza is taking >hour now whereas it took about 10 minutes last time I installed it. Shoulda read that book. If I had to do a clean install would have preferred the next build. Look at the 9am spike in reports. Microsoft Servers Down? Service Status, Map, Problems History - Outage.Report
Last edited by andyouf; 30 Jan 2019 at 22:38.