Windows 10: "Something didn't go as planned" message repeating in Windows 11 update

I got an update notification this morning. The update gave the usual installation messages and rebooted several times. I noticed a "98%" complete message at least once. This went on for 2 hours on a very fast computer. Then I got this "Something didn't go as planned" "undoing" message. It's displayed that message at least 4 times and rebooted over an hour and a half period. It's still running.All the messages say "keep your computer on." Should I give it a few more hours or pull the plug?Computer is Lenovo Legion Tower 5.

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Notification didn´t appear

Windows 10 has ben released for 1 day and a half,and I didn´t get the notification for installing.I reserved it.Can anyone help me?

PS I am running Windows 7 and it´s up to date.

 

Windows 10 Battery Plans

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I understand your concern and will assist you to resolve this issue.

I suggest you to follow the steps below and check if it helps.

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  Press Windows key,
  
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  Type Choose a power plan.
  
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  There you will be able to customize the power plan.
  

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Lumia 950 dual-sim on T-Mobile - How I got the firmware update and Windows 10 Update

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  The Microsoft Store rep said it was not possible to get the firmware update for a Lumia 950 on T-Mobile. I did not accept it.
  
  Here's what worked for me. I downloaded and installed the Windows Device Recovery Tool. Then I followed these steps:
  
  • I backed up the phone because this process does a factory reset
  • Turned off BitLocker on the phone.
  • Turned off the Reset Protection on the phone.
  • Ran Windows Device Recovery Tool on the PC.
  • Plugged the phone into the PC.
  • The Windows Device Recovery Tool recognized the phone and updated the software.
    
  • Several times I got a “failure” message on the PC screen. I repeated these steps until it went away:
    • Leaving the phone plugged in, I would reset the phone by holding down the power and volume down buttons simultaneously.
      
    • Then the Windows Device Recovery Tool would not recognize the phone. I continued and manually choose my Lumia.
      
    • I clicked through the battery warning.
    • If the "failure" appeared, I would repeat.
  • Eventually, I got a success message.
  • I set up the phone again. The Anniversary Update was now available for download.
    

I hope this helps.