Windows 10: I was resetting my laptop and after 100% completion I am stuck here for about 3 to 4 hours

I was resetting my laptop it was 100% completed but now it's been stuck here from about 3 to 4 hours what to do ?

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Windows 10 Laptop stuck in update upto 3 hours then rollsback update

@zbook,

I am slightly confused by the results.
As suggested by you, I performed clean boot in Windows 10
In msconfig, chose Selective startup and unchecked "Load Startup items". Then under Services tab after hiding all Microsoft services, I disabled all services. Then in startup tab I disabled all startup tasks and restarted my Laptop. Once it booted I went to settings ->Windows update and clicked on "Check for updates" and then it gave a couple of updates like "2021-01 Windows update for Windows 10 v 1909" , "Update for removal of Adobe flash player.." and asked it to run the updates.
So it ran the updates and restarted again. And I see in the update history as shown in below screen shot that those 2 updates are applied with todays timestamp 5/22/21




However on the Windows update screen it still shows "You are NOT up to date. Your device is missing important security and quality fixes" as shown in below screenshot.
If I click on "Check for Updates" nothing comes up now and it keeps saying "You are NOT uptodate your device is missing important security and quality fixes" I tried restarting a few more times and it says the same thing.




Also if I click the Start->Power icon, there are only 2 Options as shown in below screenshot. "Update and shut down" and "Update and restart".




So can you please advise what this signifies and how do I proceed from here and what are the next steps because I am confused if it already applied all the updates or it is not able to apply the updates .
Appreciate your help.

Thanks

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I am sorry, can you please clarify this which you have mentioned in your reply ?

(1) What do you want me to do with this link
setupdiag: https://docs.microsoft.com/en-us/win...rade/setupdiag

(2) And what is V2: BSOD for. Is it connected to above setupdiag step ?

(3) Is Upgrade_failure_info.bat the 3rd step you want me to run after above V2:BSOD step ?

(4) PS2 Logs: Is this the 4th step to perform after upgrade_failure_info.bat step ?

thanks

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I am sorry, can you please clarify this which you have mentioned in your reply ?

(1) What do you want me to do with this link
setupdiag: https://docs.microsoft.com/en-us/win...rade/setupdiag

(2) And what is V2: BSOD for. Is it connected to above setupdiag step ?

(3) Is Upgrade_failure_info.bat the 3rd step you want me to run after above V2:BSOD step ?

(4) PS2 Logs: Is this the 4th step to perform after upgrade_failure_info.bat step ?

thanks

 

Upgrade to windows 10 Enterprise stuck in 100% Complete

Hello Team,

I’m upgrading my laptop to Windows 10 Enterprise. Below is the process that I followed:

• 
  My laptop had Windows 10 Pro.
  
• 
  Clicked Change product key or upgrade your edition on Windows.
  
• 
  Entered a valid Windows 10 Enterprise key.
  
• 
  Process started normally.
  
• 
  It’s stuck in Preparing for upgrade. 100% complete
  for around 14 hours.
  

Now, I really wonder what should I do now. What are your suggestions? How should I proceed from here? It’s already been more than 14 hours. Should I kill this process or wait? Will killing has any negative effects?

Thanks.

 

The upgradation has started but it is stuck now in 100% complete from 1hr

Windows 10 approaches 100% then stops responding - Blue screen with circulating display 100% ready with no activity for long period.

• Check to ensure there is disk activity (look at the hard disk LED light to confirm. If there is, keep waiting. If setup goes beyond 2 to 3 hours, try the following steps.
• Power down the computer. Unplug it, then wait 20 mins to 1 hour.
• If you are using a laptop, remove the battery if the option is available.
• Disconnect it from the Internet (unplug Ethernet and/or turn off Wi-Fi).
• Plug it again, ensure it remains disconnected from the Internet then start computer.
• See if it completes setup.
• If setup completes and you see the desktop with the ability to click Start and launch programs, proceed to reconnect to the Internet.
  
• Update drivers:
  How to: Install and Update drivers in Windows 10