Windows 10: What is the 0x8007001F - 0x20002 error?

I keep getting a 0x8007001F-0x20006 error when I try to do an upgrade from Win 7 to Win 10. I have uninstalled the anti-virus AVG, so that's not blocking it. This particular error is not listed on the go.microsoft.com link 528892 that I receive.The upgrade seems to be going along according to plan, but after differing percents complete, the computer restarts and then says Undoing changes made and boots to Win 7. I have tried running Windows Update to make sure everything is good there, but it also has several failed update installs. I did download one of the failed updates by itself, and i

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Error code 0X8007001f

I followed the steps but I got the same error message as I got when I tried the suggestion of DaveM121 -- 0x8007001F-0x20006

The installation failed in the SAFE_OS phase with an error during the REPLICATE_OC operation.

 

I can not update to windows creators (error code 0x8007001f)

Hi,

Based on the logs you've provided, it seems that one of the possible cause why you cannot install Windows 10 Creators Update is your antivirus. In the meantime, we suggest disabling your antivirus, then try to install the update again.

You may also check the following threads for more troubleshooting steps:

• Windows Update error 0x8007001f
  
• Windows 10 Creators Update error 0x8007001f
  
  

We would appreciate an update about how it went.

 

Upgrade Windows 7 to 10 Error 0x8007001f



The partition layout of disk 0 (shown as disk 1 in Partition Manager) is non standard and was customized by the manufacturer. A normal Win 7 installation will have a layout:

1. 100MB System Reserved, NTFS format and marked as Active
2. C drive.

A normal Windows 10 installation will have:

1. 550MB Reserved partition, NTFS format and marked as Active
2. C drive.

Since you know how to use Minitool Partition Manager. Suggest to use it:

1. Create a bootable installation USB from the Windows ISO using: Rufus - Create bootable USB drives the easy way
2. Delete the 1st 2 partitions (102MB, 15GB) then create a 550MB partition, format as NTFS, label "System Reserved", assign a letter R, mark as Active
3. Move C drive next to the newly created 550MB. should look like the screen shot below, note H: drive should be C: in your case:
   
   
   
4. Boot up the USB created in step 1, on the first screen, press SHIFT+F10 to open the Admin command prompt then type:
   bcdboot C:\Windows /s R: /f BIOS =====> This will create the BCD to boot Windows and store in R: (550MB partition)
5. Reboot the PC then try to upgrade again

NOTE: It is advisable to create a backup image of the whole disk 0, just in case anything goes wrong then you can restore back before making any modification.
To create a backup image Use:
Macrium Reflect Free Edition x64
Macrium Reflect Free Edition x86