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Background: So I was running Windows 8 Built 2400 and I wanted to upgrade the new built. I decided to Download BluePoison and download windows built 8400 from there. I put it in a bootable USB and ran it but something when wrong and didn't let me install it. So I decided to go to windows 8 official website and download the official windows. I install it and everything work then I rebooted.
Now when my pc rebooted It let me to a blue screen where its gave me 3 options: (1) Windows 8 Volume 2 (2) Windows 8 Volume 2 (3) Choose Options { can remember exact name }. When I choose (1) it boots up regularly. When I pick (2) it gives me and error that windows can run cause a file its missing ( Im pretty sure this is some left over from the installation that fail)
So does anyone know how I can stop thing and just let windows boot into option (1) automatically
Open explorer, right click Computer, hit properties, hit advanced system settings, then hit the settings button in the Startup and Recovery group.
Sent from my LG-LS670 using XDA
ShadowEO said:
Open explorer, right click Computer, hit properties, hit advanced system settings, then hit the settings button in the Startup and Recovery group.
Sent from my LG-LS670 using XDA
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Thank You. That work
Is there anyway to deleted the leftover from the other operation system?
peconaut said:
Thank You. That work
Is there anyway to deleted the leftover from the other operation system?
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if its installed to a different partition then right click in the bottom right corner of desktop to give you the quick menu, go to disk management and delete the no longer needed partition.
It would be wise to make sure you know which one it is, check in My computer, you will see the drive you are currently using Windows from will have a blue windows logo on it. Then expand your existing partition to use the space
If you somehow installed it on the same partition or it just went wrong then check for Windows.old folders, its unlikely that Windows will have installed to the same folder
Also hit Win-R to bring up the Run dialog box
type in MSCONFIG
Goto Boot
select the dead OS and delete it
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if its installed to a different partition then right click in the bottom right corner of desktop to give you the quick menu, go to disk management and delete the no longer needed partition.
It would be wise to make sure you know which one it is, check in My computer, you will see the drive you are currently using Windows from will have a blue windows logo on it. Then expand your existing partition to use the space
If you somehow installed it on the same partition or it just went wrong then check for Windows.old folders, its unlikely that Windows will have installed to the same folder
Also hit Win-R to bring up the Run dialog box
type in MSCONFIG
Goto Boot
select the dead OS and delete it
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When I press Disk Management and there four Volume ((C: ),HP_TOOLS(F: ),RECOVERY ), and System. So I don't know which one to deleted.
I also check and there not Windows.old folder I believe I deleted it.
When I Press Win-R and Go to MSCONFIG. I deleted the dead OS
SO DO I deleted anything in Disk Management
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When I press Disk Management and there four Volume ((C: ),HP_TOOLS(F: ),RECOVERY ), and System. So I don't know which one to deleted.
I also check and there not Windows.old folder I believe I deleted it.
When I Press Win-R and Go to MSCONFIG. I deleted the dead OS
SO DO I deleted anything in Disk Management
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nope, I wouldn't delete any of them
if you want to be sure, open up a command console
type in diskpart
then type list volume
it will give you a list of all your volumes.
if you can copy it or take a screen shot and post it here we can take a look
The drives you have listed tho look like valid partitions that HP would install for recovery purposes so whatever happened with the other install it doesn't look like it changed anything other than messing with the boot config.
dazza9075 said:
nope, I wouldn't delete any of them
if you want to be sure, open up a command console
type in diskpart
then type list volume
it will give you a list of all your volumes.
if you can copy it or take a screen shot and post it here we can take a look
The drives you have listed tho look like valid partitions that HP would install for recovery purposes so whatever happened with the other install it doesn't look like it changed anything other than messing with the boot config.
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Here its a pick. Also I agrre with you that the other partitions are for HO recovery purposes. DO you believe since I deleted the dead OS from MSCONFIG and deleted Windows.old folder that there should not be any leftover from the previous instillation
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Here its a pick. Also I agrre with you that the other partitions are for HO recovery purposes. DO you believe since I deleted the dead OS from MSCONFIG and deleted Windows.old folder that there should not be any leftover from the previous instillation
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yes, from what you've told me that sounds like it should be it
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yes, from what you've told me that sounds like it should be it
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Thanks for your help
Any time mate, my pleasure
I can copy large and multiple small files TO the Nexus 4 no problem with MTP.
Copying FROM the device to PC is always finicky. I resorted to qtADB for that.
But whenever I tried to rename a file or folder thru MTP, Explorer hangs and not responding. I have to kill it via Task Manager to gain back control.
It's getting really annoying picking up my phone just to rename a folder.
For what its worth, I use Windows 8 64-bit, Nexus 4 with AOKP build 2, franco.kernel r68-test.
Any body can help me?
Thanks in advance, guys.
Sent from my Nexus 4 pimped with AOKP and Franco.kernel
I don't think I have your problem but regarding recovering from Explorer hanging (which I have experienced before for x other reason with MTP) I find that the hanging will stop once the phone is unplugged. That should be a less intrusive way than using the Task Manager. Let me know if that method works for you too.
palmboy5 said:
I don't think I have your problem but regarding recovering from Explorer hanging (which I have experienced before for x other reason with MTP) I find that the hanging will stop once the phone is unplugged. That should be a less intrusive way than using the Task Manager. Let me know if that method works for you too.
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Yes, it does work! Thanks.
I never thought to unplug the phone :silly:
But the problem still exist, though.
I can't rename a file through MTP.
This happens every time.
I'm actually starting to hate MTP.
elzafir said:
Yes, it does work! Thanks.
I never thought to unplug the phone :silly:
But the problem still exist, though.
I can't rename a file through MTP.
This happens every time.
I'm actually starting to hate MTP.
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I haven't tried renaming through MTP so I cannot confirm or deny this.
I use AirDroid and just tested renaming a file and it was successful.
hgigh said:
I haven't tried renaming through MTP so I cannot confirm or deny this.
I use AirDroid and just tested renaming a file and it was successful.
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I also use AirDroid and all is fine.
But when I want to copy, let say 5GB worth of FLACs, Wi-Fi is just too slow.
MTP is a ****ty protocol, but I do understand the need for it. Android doesnt use FAT32, hence the MTP.
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elzafir said:
I also use AirDroid and all is fine.
But when I want to copy, let say 5GB worth of FLACs, Wi-Fi is just too slow.
MTP is a ****ty protocol, but I do understand the need for it. Android doesnt use FAT32, hence the MTP.
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I have this same problem on my Note 2 as well..... Don't remember it happening with Windows 7 (I'm on 8 now) ..... it's so frustrating. Clearly this isn't just the Nexus 4 problem. How can MTP be such an absolute piece of garbage????
adrianblack said:
I have this same problem on my Note 2 as well..... Don't remember it happening with Windows 7 (I'm on 8 now) ..... it's so frustrating. Clearly this isn't just the Nexus 4 problem. How can MTP be such an absolute piece of garbage????
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On my previous LG Optimus L7, Explorer crash when I copy multiple files to the device. I had to resort with the ol' and trusty method of USB card reader.
It's alot better on the Nexus 4, though. Copying files to the device is all good. Copying from the device and renaming files are where the problem lies.
I hate this. At least iTunes is somewhat reliable for the iPhone.
Granted, MTP is necessary for phones without microSD slot, because Android use EXT file system which not readable by Windows. To allow USB Mass Storage mode, the manufacturer has to partition the phone storage, one is EXT for Android system and apps, the other is FAT32 for user data. We also hate that configuration, since it will limit app storage.
But I still hate how unreliable MTP is.
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elzafir said:
I can copy large and multiple small files TO the Nexus 4 no problem with MTP.
Copying FROM the device to PC is always finicky. I resorted to qtADB for that.
But whenever I tried to rename a file or folder thru MTP, Explorer hangs and not responding. I have to kill it via Task Manager to gain back control.
It's getting really annoying picking up my phone just to rename a folder.
For what its worth, I use Windows 8 64-bit, Nexus 4 with AOKP build 2, franco.kernel r68-test.
Any body can help me?
Thanks in advance, guys.
Sent from my Nexus 4 pimped with AOKP and Franco.kernel
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I have same problem with my Galaxy S3.
I looks like that the root of problem is Windows 8 64-bit. I didn't have such problem when I used it under Windows 7 64-bit.
To me, it took more than 20 minutes to rename a file. Well.. As you expected, Explore was not responding.
However, once finishing renaming successfully, there was no "not responsing" to rename files until detatching my phone.
windows 8 is definitely the problem, I have all kinds of issues between android phones and Win8, where I never had any issues before "upgrading" to win8. I wish i had a solution but i dont. Maybe it would be easier to rename the files using a native file explorer, if you are rooted.
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windows 8 is definitely the problem, I have all kinds of issues between android phones and Win8, where I never had any issues before "upgrading" to win8. I wish i had a solution but i dont. Maybe it would be easier to rename the files using a native file explorer, if you are rooted.
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It's NOT a Windows 8 problem. I Have exactly the same problem on Windows 7 Pro 64 (I have a Nexus 4, btw). And now in Windows 8.1. Crashing all the time... MTP and Windows SUX!!! This problem don't happen in Ubuntu 13.
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It's NOT a Windows 8 problem. I Have exactly the same problem on Windows 7 Pro 64 (I have a Nexus 4, btw). And now in Windows 8.1. Crashing all the time... MTP and Windows SUX!!! This problem don't happen in Ubuntu 13.
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Same annoyance here, but for once I let Explorer "hang" for up to 2 whole minutes while renaming a folder, and I discovered it finally did rename, just requires patience.
hi guys,
i know this is an old thread..
i was just curious to know if someone has already got a solution to this.
i can confirm, that this has to do with windows 8-64bit.
i had never experienced any problems with MTP and windows before windows 8-64bit.
Sorry to bump such an old thread but did you guys solve the problem? Did you find some kind of workarround?
Thanks in advance
I can't believe this is still a thing. Absolutely infuriating.
Yeah, I would've hoped this would be fixed by now. The only work around I found is just to create the folder name you want on Windows and drop it into Android. Then use Android to delete the old folder.
If you're moving old files to the new folder from Android. Then you want to use Android file explorer to move the files you want to it. If you use Windows to do it, it's going to take a while, as if you're copying new files from Windows to Android again.
Any word if Lollipop would fix this issue?
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Yeah, I would've hoped this would be fixed by now. The only work around I found is just to create the folder name you want on Windows and drop it into Android. Then use Android to delete the old folder.
If you're moving old files to the new folder from Android. Then you want to use Android file explorer to move the files you want to it. If you use Windows to do it, it's going to take a while, as if you're copying new files from Windows to Android again.
Any word if Lollipop would fix this issue?
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Lollipop has not fixed the issue........ Is there a solution somewhere that I've missed? I've been searching since I upgraded to 8.... I know this is a very old thread but I can't find anything....
I don't have a complete solution but I've discovered a workaround. When renaming a file, rather than clicking outside of the text area after typing the new name, instead press enter to confirm and it doesn't lock up (in my case). Been having the same issue with my S3 previously and S5 currently ever since I've used MTP.
I have this problem only one solution for me is F2FS. But I'm on FlexOS with OnePlus and it does not support F2FS
Guys, the problem still continues.
I try to connect my G4 in Win 7 and 8.1 then renaming the new folder, but it still makes my Win Explorer not responding
I have a WinBook TW800 from Micro Center. I wanted to load Windows 10 on it, has anyone on here done this? Maybe you can give me tips\pointers on how to go about doing this; is the update method better or would a clean install be the ideal way? Thanks for your help in advanced.
Well I got my answer today while trying to do it via the update way. I got an error that my tablet wasn't able to upgrade because the OS is compressed something about Boot WIM. SMH.
sinister1 said:
Well I got my answer today while trying to do it via the update way. I got an error that my tablet wasn't able to upgrade because the OS is compressed something about Boot WIM. SMH.
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I can help you install it, in fact, I can make a guide. I have the TW801 and everything is working properly.
TravisAntonio said:
I can help you install it, in fact, I can make a guide. I have the TW801 and everything is working properly.
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Cool, I will appreciate it. Thanks.
Any luck on getting a guide posted
Sorry for taking ages, I totally forgot about this.
http://forum.xda-developers.com/windows-10/general/guide-install-windows-10-tw800-801-t3069958
is it for free?
Issues
I'm having issues too. I don't think the 800 has enough space to do the install. The 801 seems like a better option due to the 16gb of storage, vs the 8gb on the 800.
TravisAntonio said:
Sorry for taking ages, I totally forgot about this.
http://forum.xda-developers.com/windows-10/general/guide-install-windows-10-tw800-801-t3069958
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I will try it this some time this week. Thanks.
No luck
Apparently I can't because the memory is full so I basically can't do anything with this POS. I can't back it up or restore it or add anything to it, it actually runs out of disk space when uninstalling stuff.
I successfully installed Windows 10 on my TW-801 I first installed internally (internal installation failed) and then installed again via the sdcard (so you have to burn the win image to the sdcard for the second install in addition to doing the download for the first install). The second time Windows 10 was activated. I am also running Ubuntu with VMWare on a virtual machine on this tablet. Windows 10 is alot better than 8.1 on this tablet. I think even though the internal installation fails it saves the Windows 10 activation code and the second install works because it is not a download and is directly from the cd or in this case the sd. Also, during the first download (that fails) two files are created on the c drive that I copied to the sdcard that I had already burned the win image on it - I don't know if that did anything or not.
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Hi all. I want to inform to you. Don't do It again. Thread now IS CLOSED.
Windows 10 Mobile getting update normally now.
You can get Windows 10 on your Lumia as normally and easier. How?
- Just install Windows Insider app > then pick your update > done.
Thx.
Not actually a NEW way , I think ...
But still helpful .
how t do it without sd card,lumia 1020? is it possible?
No work with Lumia 1520 Denim
T4ufik_Hidayat said:
We know Windows Insider getting new update(v1.2.217.1) and come with blocking any possibility to get windows 10 for phone with non-supported device
but i found new way to install Windows 10 fo Phone for any non-supported phone (for all Lumia’s with SDCard enable).
Ok, let’s do it!
Please: DO WITH YOUR OWN RISK!!!
***Requirement***
– Windows Phone 8.1 (Denim or 8.10.14219.xxx is recomended)
– You must have preview for developers installed before to continue with these steps. (Download Preview for Developer from store)
– Have more 300MB free space of Sys Space
If you not have enought space, Flash your phone with Nokia Care Suite of Lumia Software Recovery Tools (you can check here http://forum.xda-developers.com/windows-phone-8/general/how-to-flash-nokia-care-suite-5-t3044200 )
– Internet connection and WiFi
// Hack Your Phone!
Download Hack Tools.zip here
www.4shared.com/zip/9WPofdrGba/Hack_Tools__WP81_.html or see attachments
1. Deploy Custom_WPSystem.xap tool
2. In Hack Tool.zip, the Custom_PfD.xap file, save/place it in sd card.(just place, don’t deploy it!)
3.Now open Custom_WPSystem.xap tool. At startup you can see “SD Card permissions” as red color. Now click that , browse and select SDcard (just SDCard!) to apply permissions.
4.Now you can see “SD Card Permissions” as green color.
5.After changing SD Card permissions click on browse xap button.
6.Browse and select Custom_pfd.xap from SD card and click Apply XAP Button.
7.After successfully applying custom_pfd tool to preview for developers goto Preview for Developers apps.
8.Now your phone is hacked and you can edit registry of your WP8.1.
// Change the registry key
9.Browse to HKLM\SYSTEM\Platform\DeviceTargettingInfo | you will see green bar as “You can edit here!”
10.Change these values of some this key.
– Change PhoneFirmwareRevision from default to ->>02055.00000.14511.22002 and click the write button.
– Change PhoneManufacturerModelName from default to ->> RM-984_1006 and click the write button.
– Change PhoneOperatorName from default to ->> 00-IN and click the write button.
Thanks for djamol about the WP8.1 Hacking
// Here is the trick!
11. Then, go to windows insider app and Tap “Get preview build”
if you can’t see any build available for your phone, try to “open windows insider then select sign in with different account > Sign in with Microsoft Account. After that login back with same windows insider account” and then choose the build what you want, you can select “Insider Fast” or “Insider Slow” about what you want to try.
12. Download the update using WiFi!
Don't forget to follow my Twitter @T4ufik_Hidayat
Sorry for my bad English
Tested on my Lumia 520 and it's working
Thanks to vincenthnkf for old method :highfive: , thanks for raghulive for basic new method :good:
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Hi,
Please, will stop posting, I do not know how many times, the *same tutorial*.
Especially that your tutorial contains errors (such as 00-IN is wrong => 000-IN)
Hi,
Please, will stop posting, I do not know how many times, the *same tutorial*.
Especially that your tutorial contains errors (such as 00-IN is wrong => 000-IN)
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Sorry, but thanks for corrected
Dryingfish said:
Not actually a NEW way , I think ...
But still helpful .
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Thanks for comment, i just wanna help any people with simply way from other
AriesTruong said:
No work with Lumia 1520 Denim
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Try again, correct the mobile operator ID is "000-IN" :good:
Boskoel03 said:
how t do it without sd card,lumia 1020? is it possible?
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I don't know how it will be worked or not, but.. if you want to try.. just do it and DYOR!
Worked with tinkering. MobileOperatorName or PhoneOperatorName : 000-IN ----->is the new registry edit.
Insider app must be installed on phone,
preview for developers app must be installed to SD CARD
Update worked on HTC8s (RIO) currently downloading to device as we speak...
Will let you know how it goes...
Spikefaery said:
Worked with tinkering. MobileOperatorName or PhoneOperatorName : 000-IN ----->is the new registry edit.
Insider app must be installed on phone,
preview for developers app must be installed to SD CARD
Update worked on HTC8s (RIO) currently downloading to device as we speak...
Will let you know how it goes...
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If it's work in your device, please hit thanks button
lumia 810 here, everything went well until the phone restarted prior to install. After about 30min of spinning wheels, it returned the 80188308 error.
it was 8.1 preview for developers in factory reset only, will try from factory firm wp8.
Useless to try. Now, when I open windows insider and log in my ms account, the app crashes and exit.
I need this.
It's usefull. I need this. Thank you!
aderbalito said:
lumia 810 here, everything went well until the phone restarted prior to install. After about 30min of spinning wheels, it returned the 80188308 error.
it was 8.1 preview for developers in factory reset only, will try from factory firm wp8.
Useless to try. Now, when I open windows insider and log in my ms account, the app crashes and exit.
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Check your sys space, it must more that 300MB. if this not enought, you must flash your phone with Nokia Care Suite. Reset or Factory Reset not affected
dodocool mt said:
It's usefull. I need this. Thank you!
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You're welcome. if this thread work for your device. please hit thanks button
T4ufik_Hidayat said:
Check your sys space, it must more that 300MB. if this not enought, you must flash your phone with Nokia Care Suite. Reset or Factory Reset not affected
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it's over 4gb.
At first I was able to log in the insider then get the update, though, after downloading and half an hour of spinning wheels, I was getting an 08xxxx error whitch was common on early updates of wp8.1 due to lack of space. So I cleaned up the phone to factory specs. Now, I'm not able to log in the innsider app, as when I input username and password, the app craches. Even if there's no tweak at all.
HTC8s (RIO)
aderbalito said:
lumia 810 here, everything went well until the phone restarted prior to install. After about 30min of spinning wheels, it returned the 80188308 error.
it was 8.1 preview for developers in factory reset only, will try from factory firm wp8.
Useless to try. Now, when I open windows insider and log in my ms account, the app crashes and exit.
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As quoted same problem with HTC8s (RIO) same error, despite having 1GB of space free prior to installation
aderbalito said:
it's over 4gb.
At first I was able to log in the insider then get the update, though, after downloading and half an hour of spinning wheels, I was getting an 08xxxx error whitch was common on early updates of wp8.1 due to lack of space. So I cleaned up the phone to factory specs. Now, I'm not able to log in the innsider app, as when I input username and password, the app craches. Even if there's no tweak at all.
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its not about phone memory,its sys free space to install updates,max it may be 600-700MB,use microsoft phone recovery tool toget full sys free space
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Spikefaery said:
As quoted same problem with HTC8s (RIO) same error, despite having 1GB of space free prior to installation
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its not about phone memory,its sys free space to install updates,max it may be 600-700MB,use microsoft phone recovery tool toget full sys free space
done!
aderbalito said:
it's over 4gb.
At first I was able to log in the insider then get the update, though, after downloading and half an hour of spinning wheels, I was getting an 08xxxx error whitch was common on early updates of wp8.1 due to lack of space. So I cleaned up the phone to factory specs. Now, I'm not able to log in the innsider app, as when I input username and password, the app craches. Even if there's no tweak at all.
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Sys space not same with phone memory (internal). Again, it will be not affected by factory reset. You must re-flash your device with Nokia Care Suite (first point in the Top thread).
The Windows Insider force close because the update faild and no another way to fixing it without Flash your device using Nokia Care Suite
Don´t work
It don´t work with my Lumia 625. It come the Error
" the operation didn´t complete successfully...
Maybe the app can´t get permissions or
there´s some problems during extracting
files.
Try to:
>"SD Card permissions" button is GREEN
>Apps installed on the SD cards are
CLOSED
>This app is installed on the INTERNAL
MEMORY "."
When I click OK it come the second error:
"Could not find a part of the path 'D:
\WPSystem\appsx'."
Hello guys,
Yesterday my DigiLand DL801W asked me for the win10 update, so i downloaded the update, let it configure, then it asked me on what drive i wanted it, i picked my sd card, so it was installing itself so i let it for diner, when i came back my tablet was rebooting evry 4 seconds, it starts, do the loading circle, then a window pop up like 0,5 sec and it say after restoring your previous version of windows and reboot
Does anybody know how to stop that?
Thanks
EquimoX said:
Hello guys,
Yesterday my DigiLand DL801W asked me for the win10 update, so i downloaded the update, let it configure, then it asked me on what drive i wanted it, i picked my sd card, so it was installing itself so i let it for diner, when i came back my tablet was rebooting evry 4 seconds, it starts, do the loading circle, then a window pop up like 0,5 sec and it say after restoring your previous version of windows and reboot
Does anybody know how to stop that?
Thanks
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That generally means there was an error while it was updating to Windows 10. I would recommend updating your BIOS (which worked for my computer) and/or update important drivers. Unfortuneately, there is no one size fits all answer to this problem (to my knowledge).
IronManMark20 said:
That generally means there was an error while it was updating to Windows 10. I would recommend updating your BIOS (which worked for my computer) and/or update important drivers. Unfortuneately, there is no one size fits all answer to this problem (to my knowledge).
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Ok thanks, but, how do i update my bios or even my driver if my tablet is like rebooting every 4 seconds?
Do i need to do a keyboard combinasion at the start screen with the loading circle?
EquimoX said:
Ok thanks, but, how do i update my bios or even my driver if my tablet is like rebooting every 4 seconds?
Do i need to do a keyboard combinasion at the start screen with the loading circle?
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Ah, I missed it was in a loop. I hate to break it to you, but if it is stuck at the loading circle, it could be a very low level problem. Do you have recovery media?
IronManMark20 said:
Ah, I missed it was in a loop. I hate to break it to you, but if it is stuck at the loading circle, it could be a very low level problem. Do you have recovery media?
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What do you mean by very low level problem?
No i don't,
I got the win 10 files on my flash drive, can't i see if there a log or something that say what is the error who caused this?
EquimoX said:
What do you mean by very low level problem?
No i don't,
I got the win 10 files on my flash drive, can't i see if there a log or something that say what is the error who caused this?
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Essentially, your computer goes through a few steps when it is starting up. First, it loads the BIOS, which is stored on a chip on your motherboard. Then it loads an OS loader. Then it loads Windows. You can see here for more on the process (if you want an indepth look). When it is loading Windows it goes through a few steps, as mentioned in that post. Normally, when there is a problem with booting, you can try to go into Safe Mode by holding the F8 key. You should give this a try. If that doesn't work, you have bigger problems. At that point it is very likely that Windows is broken such that the built-in tools are not able to , and you will have to recover or re-install. You will then probably want to create recovery media.
EDIT: As to a log, I do not think you would be able to find one. I don't know of any error checking at that level, since it hasn't loaded much of the operating system. Of course I could be wrong.
IronManMark20 said:
Essentially, your computer goes through a few steps when it is starting up. First, it loads the BIOS, which is stored on a chip on your motherboard. Then it loads an OS loader. Then it loads Windows. You can see for more on the process (if you want an indepth look). When it is loading Windows it goes through a few steps, as mentioned in that post. Normally, when there is a problem with booting, you can try to go into Safe Mode by holding the F8 key. You should give this a try. If that doesn't work, you have bigger problems. At that point it is very likely that Windows is broken such that the built-in tools are not able to , and you will have to recover or re-install. You will then probably want to create recovery media.
EDIT: As to a log, I do not think you would be able to find one. I don't know of any error checking at that level, since it hasn't loaded much of the operating system. Of course I could be wrong.
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I don't have any data on this tablet, so i might just do an re-install, do i just need to put windows on a usb stick or do i need to do something else?
EDIT: I just looked at the files on the sd card, there is files with text in them:
"rollbackinfo" in folder "Rollback":
[Flow]
CurrentPhase=SafeOS,Start
CurrentOperation=32,end
OperationResult=2147943792
[BootEntries]
DownlevelCurrent={2D27CA4F-9B99-11E3-9D11-9483277031A5}
DownlevelDefault={2D27CA4F-9B99-11E3-9D11-9483277031A5}
[BootManager]
Timeout=30
[OldOS]
ConnectedStandby=Yes
Compressed=Yes
[RecoveryPartition]
Backup=Yes
Info.Rec=0,10658775040,4859101184
InfS=0,240123904,10418651136
And another named "location" on folder "WIMBoot.backup":
[WinRE Location]
Partition offset=10658775040
Relative path=\Recovery\WindowsRE
On the second one can't i just put another location and install a full brand new windows on it?
i guess you have access to another PC, if so use the media creation tool (https://www.microsoft.com/en-us/software-download/windows10) to create a bootable USB stick and try reinstalling win 10
Sequeezer said:
i guess you have access to another PC, if so use the media creation tool to create a bootable USB stick and try reinstalling win 10
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It won't even notice the usb stick, it only want the sd card, because when i remove it, it says to me to put it back in and press ok on a dialog window
Did you ever get this figured out? I'm dealing with the exact same issue here.
Silent Patriot said:
Did you ever get this figured out? I'm dealing with the exact same issue here.
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No, still got that stupid boot loop...
EquimoX said:
No, still got that stupid boot loop...
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Update:
They sent me back a replacement tablet with 8.1 on it and forgot to send back my 32GB SD card. Just a tad miffed. I know I'll get it back, but am extremely concerned about allowing the new one to try and update to 10.
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Gave up and got an RMA to send it in for repair. Should get it back with Windows 10 loaded on it. FYI - the standard warranty is only 90-days, and I'm within that timeframe, so it's covered. Hope yours is as well, but not sure how they're handling this for out-of-coverage units.
I also same problem. Please help me to get my table PC again.