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Windows 10 pro version 1511,10586 install#
Windows 10 pro version 1511,10586 drivers#
Windows 10 pro version 1511,10586 update#
Windows 10 pro version 1511,10586 driver#

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Windows 10 pro version 1511,10586 update#

WindowsUpdate History resets and starts-over now (after Threshold-2 update was installed)Ĭomputer working fine with latest version of Windows 10 Home (64bit).ĭell Venue Pro 8345 Tablet (Intel Atom and 32gb SSD. WindowsUpdate - Installed suggested software updates - Now Current

Windows 10 pro version 1511,10586 driver#

HP Support Assistant - Installed suggested driver updates - Now Current

Windows 10 pro version 1511,10586 install#

Win10 (Threshold-2, 1511, 10586) install took about 2 hours (over WiFi) but worked fine. Upon return I found that the Auto-Upgrade had started itself again and appeared to be working. ISO (on flash drive)ĬommandPrompt> dism.exe /online /cleanup-image /restorehealth I think options at this point are to try Deployment Image Servicing and Management tool (DISM) or re-install (Overlay or Clean) from full Win10. Hard-drive Error-check reveals no problems.įor all these procedures, start CommandPrompt as Admin and stay connected to Internet. version 1511,10586" (aka "Threshold-2") but Failed Auto-Install several times (as revealed in logs). WindowsUpdate tried to "Upgrade to Windows 10 Home.

Windows 10 pro version 1511,10586 drivers#

It's a nice updater for HP drivers and Apps. (It updates itself from it's own separate "About" prompt.) No data or pre-installed apps were lost and this computer has been working fine since. (9-2015) I verified with HP that this model was eligible, so I answered Microsoft's offer and online upgraded (by overlay) to Win-10 from WindowsUpdate soon after its release.

Using Microsoft Account login and email and cloud. However, research of my problem lead to cause being that it was initially upgraded by overlay (aka in-place upgrade) from Windows 8.1. With broadband and more of a cloud focus, I am becoming more trusting of it. This is not my main computer but I do use it. While I usually prefer "clean-installs" there is something to be said for easier overlay-installs (if they work). ESC on boot for Post-Menu (BIOS and UEFI Diags) HP21-2010 All-in-One Touch (HP AMD-based quad-core with Radeon-R3 graphics) These tips should work on various computers. I tried not to uninstall the WSUS and SUP after installed the updates in the SCCM server, but it doesn’t works, I’m still getting the same error code 0x8007007E.Since many of us use Windows in our hobby, I thought these notes might be helpful to someone.

Trigger the upgrade from Software Center.

Delete C:\Windows\Software Distribution.

Install the prerequisites of the KB 3095113.

Below is the steps I taken to fix the issue. This doesn’t work so smooth by just applying the update. I’ve tried a lot of troubleshooting and find out that I’m actually missing a very important update for the WSUS to support Windows 10 Feature Update, KB 3095113. My Windows 10 client received and downloaded the Upgrade in C:\ccmcache but failed to install with error code 0x8007007E. If your download is always showing 0% while downloading the Upgrade, no fear, check the Ethernet status in the Task Manage Performance tab or you can monitor the status in patchdownloader.log located in %temp% with cmtrace.īack to the topic, I’ve already sync-ed and downloaded the “Upgrade to Windows 10 Enterprise, version 1511, 10586 - en-us, Volume” and “Upgrade to Windows 10 Pro, version 1511, 10586 - en-us, Volume” in the SCCM 1511 and then manually deploy it to my Windows 10 Collection. If you are having certificate error while downloading the upgrade with SCCM 1511, please look at this hotfix. Gotcha!!! If you are like me, missed the prerequisites KB 3095113 of WSUS to support Windows 10 Upgrade/Servicing on your SCCM WSUS server, and you have already sync-ed and downloaded the Upgrade in your SCCM.