Windows 10: Unable to upgrade to win10 Version 1809

Hello , recently I upgraded my windows software from 1803 to 1809 but the the problem is that on lock screen once it finishes installation and prompts me to enter the password , it for ever stucks on looping at welcome screen no matter how many times i restarted the device.

What i did was i reverted back to 1803 and updated all the outdated drivers possible and then installed ver 1809 an still the same problem exists !!!

what is the wrong here?? it seems i can't work on 1809 and i will be stuck on 1803 for ever !!

I dont want to do clean install because i will lose all my stuff and programs i just want a normal upgrade with my files safe!

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Upgrade to version 1809

Hi,

When upgrading to version 1809 personal files will be retained or deleted. For some users reported after upgrading to 1809 they had lost all their personal files and apps. Please let me know whether to upgrade to this version.

Regards,

Harrsha

 

GeForce Hotfix driver 353.38 (Update: Win10 versions added)

https://forums.geforce.com/default/...vers/announcing-geforce-hotfix-driver-353-38/

Update: Windows 10 (international) versions below:
Win10 - 64 bit desktop
Win10 - 32 bit desktop
Win10 - 64 bit notebook
Win10 - 32 bit notebook

 

Win10 Anniversary upgrade

Hello - I'm trying to upgrade to the Win10 Anniversary on a client's laptop. The laptop previously had Symantec Endpoint Protection, but it was removed before the free upgrade was performed from win7 home edition. The copy of SEP was not compatible with
the upgrade to Win10, but it was supposedly successfully removed.

Now the Anniversary upgrade stops and reports that it can't continue due to incompatibility with SEP. I've checked the startup, there's no SEP listed, there's no active SEP components listed under the task manager, and I'm unable to manually remove registry
keys through the regedit program.

So: would it be possible to:

Roll back to the previous win edition, reinstall SEP, then remove SEP, and upgrade to Win10 again?

Manually edit the registry (assuming that I can find the offending key(s)) so the installation can complete?

I don't have access to the latest copy of clean wipe, so I'm not sure that would help.

Please provide any suggestions and thanks in advance

Bill