Windows 10: Upgrade of Windwos 10 to 1903 fails

I have tried to update my computer twice now to Windows 10 1903. Each time, on the second reboot the progress indicator gets to about 40% and then the computer powers-down.


When the computer is turned on it does not boot until the reset button is pressed. Then it rolls back to the current Windows version.


Please advise how to proceed.

Sid

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SCCM: In Place upgrade Win 7to win 10 1903 License issue

I was working on one task sequence for In Place Upgrade. Win 10 1709 to Win 10 1903 is working fine.

But Win 7 to Win 10 1903 is getting failed during Upgrade Operating System step.

I checked some of the links and added the KMS Client Keys (NPPR9-FWDCX-D2C8J-H872K-2YT43) in upgrade operating system step.

Also added one step to run vbs script.

But Task Sequence is getting failed at this step.

Command line Cscript.exe c:\windows\system32\slmgr.vbs /ipk NPPR9-FWDCX-D2C8J-H872K-2YT43 returned 3221549136

In my environment, we are using KMS and we don't have a Volume license.

Any advise how to resolve this issue.

 

Sync Centre failing after upgrading to Windows 10 1903

Hi, my Thinkpad X230 was recently upgraded to release 1903 of Windows 10, and now the Sync Centre / offline files feature is playing up, having previously been very reliable (laptop is on a domain, connected to a Server 2102 Essentials R2 box).

Since the 1903 upgrade, opening Sync Centre and starting a sync works - once. Asked to sync a second time, and it responds with "Sync Failed". Opening Settings (the gear wheel) and typing "Sync", shows that Sync Centre has now disappeared as an option at
the bottom of the list. Accessing Sync Centre via the Control Panel is successful, but sync doesn't now work (synchronisation failed). In "Manage Offline Files" Windows states "Offline Files are enabled, to use restart your computer" or similar. I restart
the laptop, go into Sync Centre (which has now reappeared in Settings) and synchronisation works again - once - before once again failing on second attempt, restarting the whole scenario of rebooting the PC to get it to sync once again. I know this must be
related to Windows 10 1903 because I reinstalled the laptop to attempt to fix the issue (having also tried restoring the PC to an earlier snapshot from the server) with a fresh download of Windows 10 1903, and the problem was the same, failed on second attempt.
Any suggestions? I have posted this issue on Windows Feedback (twice) but no response to the posts.

 

Ssd upgrade

What do you mean "no good"? At which step did it fail?