Solved Help with 24H2 in-place upgrade

antspants · Oct 10, 2024

Really curious to see what’s actually going on here

Slasher2009 · Oct 10, 2024

antspants said:
Really curious to see what’s actually going on here

Me too, my friend.

I will try the upgrade process again, this time without Internet. I'm about 90% sure I already tried this, buy it won't harm to try it again.

Torus · Oct 10, 2024

Thanks, please open Powershell and then enter the following cmdlet:

Code:

GWMI -namespace root\cimv2 -class win32_volume | FL -property DriveLetter, DeviceID

Please post the output in your next post. In addition to that, please open an elevated command prompt and then enter the following commands:

Code:

diskpart
list volume

Please post the output in your next post as well.

Slasher2009 · Oct 10, 2024

Slasher2009 said:
I will try the upgrade process again, this time without Internet. I'm about 90% sure I already tried this, buy it won't harm to try it again.

Well, I had no luck. Again.

I tried many of the tips from previous post and from recommended topics. I disconnected the PC from the Internet, disabled all non-Microsoft services, used a fresh new ISO from Microsoft (just in case there were errors with the previous ISO)... with the same results.

Slasher2009 · Oct 10, 2024

Torus said:
Thanks, please open Powershell and then enter the following cmdlet:

Sure. Here's the output from Get-WmiObject:

Code:

DriveLetter : E:
DeviceID    : \\?\Volume{2aaf7eb3-0000-0000-007e-000000000000}\

DriveLetter : D:
DeviceID    : \\?\Volume{ac51f897-ebb3-4d36-b19a-38f6ada12f51}\

DriveLetter : G:
DeviceID    : \\?\Volume{154d154c-0000-0000-007e-000000000000}\

DriveLetter :
DeviceID    : \\?\Volume{cc9f52c2-5f07-41fe-858c-a2fba60776d5}\

DriveLetter : C:
DeviceID    : \\?\Volume{47843b1d-b237-4626-a582-ef1a38d97687}\

DriveLetter :
DeviceID    : \\?\Volume{79f2f3eb-bafb-4547-89d4-02382cc60d18}\

DriveLetter :
DeviceID    : \\?\Volume{9200a97d-e5a8-4f3e-a8a4-2ca1249ea62f}\

DriveLetter : K:
DeviceID    : \\?\Volume{7d016667-0000-0000-0000-100000000000}\

DriveLetter : H:
DeviceID    : \\?\Volume{8d2a3a48-eb4d-44a4-a393-deddafcf59ba}\

DriveLetter :
DeviceID    : \\?\Volume{7bd2c0e1-f276-4b8e-8165-8456c7f4cb04}\

DriveLetter :
DeviceID    : \\?\Volume{9e839970-712f-45ad-a516-447d3384b134}\

DriveLetter : F:
DeviceID    : \\?\Volume{471076d9-c2bb-11ea-ac20-806e6f6e6963}\

Output from Diskpart:

Code:

  Núm Volumen Ltr  Etiqueta     Fs     Tipo        Tamaño   Estado     Info
  ----------- ---  -----------  -----  ----------  -------  ---------  --------
  Volume 0     F                       DVD-ROM         0 B  Sin medio
  Volume 1     E   Disco 2TB    NTFS   Partición   1863 GB  Correcto
  Volume 2     D   Disco 3TB    NTFS   Partición   2794 GB  Correcto
  Volume 3     G   Backups      NTFS   Partición    465 GB  Correcto
  Volume 4     C   Windows 11   NTFS   Partición    445 GB  Correcto   Arranque
  Volume 5                      NTFS   Partición    450 MB  Correcto
  Volume 6         Recuperació  NTFS   Partición    450 MB  Correcto   Oculto
  Volume 7                      FAT32  Partición    100 MB  Correcto   Sistema
  Volume 8                      NTFS   Partición    732 MB  Correcto   Oculto
  Volume 9     K   Backups2     NTFS   Partición    111 GB  Correcto   Arch pag
  Volume 10    H   CCCOMA_X64F  NTFS   Extraíble   7386 MB  Correcto
  Volume 11        UEFI_NTFS    FAT    Extraíble   1039 KB  Correcto

antspants · Oct 10, 2024

Slasher2009 said:
Well, I had no luck. Again.

I tried many of the tips from previous post and from recommended topics. I disconnected the PC from the Internet, disabled all non-Microsoft services, used a fresh new ISO from Microsoft (just in case there were errors with the previous ISO)... with the same results.

Did you try the Rufus process and the registry files I pointed you to? I cant say it will do any better but at this point…

Perhaps a fresh install, as painful as they are. Backup your system first though.

Slasher2009 · Oct 10, 2024

Yes, I tried with Rufus 4.6 Beta, this time. I also used the registry hack.

Issue performing in-place upgrade to Windows 11 24H2 · Issue #2568 · pbatard/rufus

Checklist I have been made aware that if my problem can be summarized as "I've created or tried to create a media using Rufus, and ...", and I am not including a log, this issue will be summarily c...

github.com

antspants · Oct 10, 2024

Well.. that’s no good, sorry to read that.

How do you feel about a fresh install? (Probably like most of us do

)

Slasher2009 · Oct 10, 2024

No worries, antspants.

I'll avoid a fresh install if I can... I can stay with 23H2 version. Thanks for the help.

antspants · Oct 10, 2024

Slasher2009 said:
No worries, antspants. I'll avoid a fresh install if I can... I can stay with 23H2 version. Thanks for the help.

I still have my popcorn bucket waiting in great anticipation for what you will be asked to run next.
If I am going to make someone run naked through the streets of my hometown (which I do often) I tell them why, first.

spapakons · Oct 11, 2024

Check the health of your disk with Hard Disk Sentinel, if 100% do the short test. If it passes, do the long test. Check your RAM with Memtest, avoid the Windows version that cannot check all RAM, download the utility instead that creates a bootable USB to check RAM. If hardware is OK, run chkdsk /f to fix any logical errors. If no errors, I would "upgrade" to 23H2 first to fix any system files, then to 24H2. I think it sounds like a lot of work, but hopefully not more than a clean install.

Torus · Oct 11, 2024

Slasher2009 said:
Sure. Here's the output from Get-WmiObject:

Thanks, that all appears to be okay, just wanted to double check because there was an error in one of the CBS logs about two volumes sharing the same GUID, but it did look like it resolved itself.

I've looked through your setupact.log again and only error which I can see is related to HKCR but we've checked that it and seemed to be okay? Interestingly, another user who was upgrading using an unsupported machine had the same error but unfortunately I never got the chance to check their HKCR to see if it had any issues.

My only suggestion is to try and get a ProcMon trace and see if it reveals any useful information. It will be large (up to 1-2GB) so please place it inside of a .zip before uploading to a file sharing service.

Capture Process Monitor Trace
1. Download and run Process Monitor. Leave this running while you perform the next steps.
2. Try updating the system just like you have in the past.
3. Stop Process Monitor as soon as it fails. You can simply do this by clicking the square icon on the toolbar as shown below.

4. Select the File menu...Save... and save the file to your desktop. This is likely the default location. The name (unless changed) will be LogFile.PML. This is fine.
5. Zip up and provide the link to the LogFile.PML file. Examples of services to upload to are Dropbox or OneDrive or WeTransfer.

Slasher2009 · Oct 11, 2024

Thanks, @Torus. I will try doing that. Also, thank you, @spapakons. I will try that too.

I already run chkdsk on most of my drives (I have 5 or 6), but I haven't run a chkdsk on the larger one. The thing is, it takes a looong time to finish.
I'll do that as soon as I can.

Changing subjects, I've been googling about the error I get from SetupDiag, and found a few cases that were caused by duplicated user profiles. I'm not sure if I'm looking at the right place, but it doesn't seem to be my case. I don't see any duplicated profile.

spapakons · Oct 11, 2024

Slasher2009 said:
Thanks, @Torus. I will try doing that. Also, thank you, @spapakons. I will try that too.

I already run chkdsk on most of my drives (I have 5 or 6), but I haven't run a chkdsk on the larger one. The thing is, it takes a looong time to finish.
I'll do that as soon as I can.

Changing subjects, I've been googling about the error I get from SetupDiag, and found a few cases that were caused by duplicated user profiles. I'm not sure if I'm looking at the right place, but it doesn't seem to be my case. I don't see any duplicated profile.

To find out, open This PC, then you Windows drive (C:). Then open the Users folder. See if your user account appears more than once and post a screenshot for further help.

Slasher2009 · Oct 11, 2024

Sorry, what I meant to say was duplicated profiles in the registry.

Code:

HKLM\SOFTWARE\Microsoft\Windows NT\CurrentVersion\ProfileList\

Slasher2009 · Oct 19, 2024

I gave up, and did a fresh 24H2 install with Rufus 4.6 Beta.

spapakons · Oct 19, 2024

Not the desired solution, but the next best thing. At least you can now install the latest versions of the applications you use and skip the ones you don't.

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