Windows 10: same download 6 times

I checked my d/l on windows 10 and I had 6 successful downloads all were the same as you know the d/l on windows 10 is auto did anyone else have this

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6 times I tried to upgrade to Windows 10, and 6 times I failed

Windows 7x64, recent version, auto updated.

I tried the automatic free upgrade, and through windows update (white windows symbol).

C1900101-3000D I got the first time, and second time.

3rd time I deleted recommended programs that could be interfering with install and it failed with a new code:

C1900101-40017

I disabled driver signatures through the command prompt. Tried it again through the upgrade, then the update, and then the media creation tool on a USB. Still didn't work...and then it brought me back to the first code C1900101-3000D. I don't have virus
protection apart from Defender, which apparently is fine.

The last 4 of these attempts included Windows failing to recognize my keyboard, and I had to unplug it and plug it back into my PC. I also got this massive loop of a blue screen saying that the update didn't work, with my computer having to restart 3-4 times.

I'm at a loss. I tried TRIM for my SSD to see it that helped....nothing. This took over 7 hours to try and complete.

8core AMD 8350 cpu,

msi 7970 gpu (up to date)

16gb ram 1600mhz (working fine)

asus crosshair v formula w/ Thunderbolt lan/audio card (up to date bios)

All my stuff work, no issues. I game and use adobe photoshop/premiere pro.

I think I'll end up losing my upgrade at this point...I can't understand why there are so many issues when it comes to upgrading to Windows 10, it feels like I'm chasing a chicken with these random fixes people have. I've tried a bunch of them when they've
applied and I cannot figure this out.

Frustrations aside, there needs to be a solid fix for people, this is getting ridiculous.

Any chick umm err... ideas?

 

I keep getting the same virus 4 times in the same month. The virus is 'Trojan:VBS/Mutuodo.A'. Why is this happening??!

Do not waste time talking to these people, do not give them any personal information whatsoever, do not be tricked by what they may get you to see on the computer - in fact, don't do anything they suggest on your computer or even visit websites they
recommend, and for həaven's sake don't give them access to your computer.