Windows 10: Use bootable USB to upgrade to 1511

Where is Murdabenne its been over 30 mins....Gezzzz

 

I'm right back to where I was. It did the "configuring for update" thin, rebooted, aand then its back to telling me "Updates are available" and

Did this requested restart 3 times in a row with no discernible changes. looking at the even logs and system and setup logs I dont see anything with an error at the proper time.

Im at wits end

 

Do you have this folder on your root drive in C: C:\$WINDOWS.~BT\Sources\Panther\setuperr.log

 

found that file. And there are some suspicious looking things in there.... I am running UEFI, and I think I have my motherboard set to protect the bios... anyway here is a link to the pastebin of the file contents
setuperr.log - Pastebin.com

 

Steve if you have any suggestions......chime right in sir *Smile

 

Be back in a few, going to get int he bios and open up the protection there, if there is any

 

@simrick Come look at this log .....need your input *Smile its full of errors... *Eek

 

Ok i'll be here... When you get back open up your search window and type "region" and tell us what it is set too please.

 

Need a few minutes guys - testing something out ATM....

 

The upper part of that panel says

 

Ok that's the correct setting....darn ....

 

Check this...
1. Type services.msc in RUN or Start search box and press Enter. It'll open Services Manager.
2. Now make sure following services are set to Automatic and running properly:

• Automatic Updates OR Windows Update
• Background Intelligent Transfer Service
• Server
• Workstation
• TCP/IP NetBIOS Helper
• IKE and AuthIP IPsec Keying Modules

If any or all of the above mentioned services are not running or not set to Automatic, double-click on the service, set its Startup type to Automatic from the drop-down list, Apply the changes and click on "Start" button to immediately start the service.