• Feature update to Windows 10, version 1607. Problems

DavidY said:

Setupact.log It might be in a different folder in Win10 though?

No, Windows 10 Setup uses the same C:\$Windows.~BT folder. You may need to turn on 'show hidden files' in File Explorer to see it.

Bree said:

@David49, if you update your system specs maybe there are known issues for your make/model that we can help with. There are a lot of different 'HP Omni 27' models.

I would love to, but I don't know where to find all that information.

Bree said:

No, Windows 10 Setup uses the same C:\$Windows.~BT folder. You may need to turn on 'show hidden files' in File Explorer to see it.

No results when searching for this folder

I have attached a file of my system info.....I think. My model computer is Omni 27-1054.
Product number: QW801AA#ABA

I just did a factory restore of a Dell that put Version 10240 back on but after a few hours downloading of updates now have Version 1607 Build 14393.693 on it.

And Yes, Version 1607 is the Anniversary Update over Version 1511 [version number changes are usually an Upgrade with Build numbers being updates to that].

Berton said:

I just did a factory restore of a Dell that put Version 10240 back on but after a few hours downloading of updates now have Version 1607 Build 14393.693 on it.

And Yes, Version 1607 is the Anniversary Update over Version 1511 [version number changes are usually an Upgrade with Build numbers being updates to that].

Well, that's great. I hope I can get to that result someday. My system says Windows Version 10.0 (Build 10240)

David49 said:

No results when searching for this folder

Do you have any folders starting "$Windows" on this drive or others?
As Bree says you will need to show hidden files. (See this Tutorial if you don't know how.)
Hidden Files, Folders, and Drives - Show in Windows 10

Kari said:

Did you even try the possible solution I suggested in post #8?

I am still reading up on this possibility. My computer skill is probably intermediate. But I am finding a slight learning curve here. My first computer was an IBM PC Jr. back in the 1984. I have had several since then, and have even assembled my own from time to time. Plus I am finding being in my 70's isn't helping anything. I will try your suggestion as soon as I can get it straight in my mind.