Windows 10: win 10 upgrade fails 0x8007001F - 0x20006

Trying to upgrade a win7 pro sp1, and was getting this error early on in the installation. I ended up removing all of my drives except for the win7 boot drive. The upgrade process looked like it was actually going to succeed, went through all of the pre install side, got to 100% complete, rebooted... still had the USB install plugged in, told me to remove that and click on yes... did that.Got the proverbial "loading files" bar, it seemed to be doing its thing and running fine, until it hiccuped and went back to restoring win7 worked very nicely, so thanks for that.I did, a while back, put 10

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the installation failed in the safe_os phase with an error during replicate_OC operation 0x8007001F -0x20006

the installation failed in the safe_os phase with an error during replicate_OC operation 0x8007001F -0x20006

win 10 pro does not let me upgrade anymore from 1703 for the last 2 years

 

Windows 10 Update keeps failing 0x8007001F - 0x20006

Here's the xml file: Dropbox - Chkdsk event viewer xml - Wininit.xml
Also on: Chkdsk event viewer - Wininit - Pastebin.com [XML] Chkdsk event viewer xml - Wininit - Pastebin.com

CENSORED-PC-Wed_09_26_2018_204832_03.zip

 

Upgrade from Win7 fails - error 'Replicate_OC' 0x8007001F

Diagnosing upgrade failures is proving next to impossible- there are threads running on for days looking at the log files- which you are free to do of course.

Windows 10 Update keeps failing with error 0x8007001f - 0x20006
offers a pretty standard (i.e. non-specific, boring) set of approaches.

https://answers.microsoft.com/en-us/...b-a4c6cc8c1279
- more specific - note the comment about driver incompatibility.


One following answer is interesting too:

Here someone did an in-place repair of Win 7:
Windows 10 Upgrade error - 0x8007001F

Standard preparatory recommendations include checking the disk, running chkdsk, uninstalling 3rd party security, checking for free space. I assume you've done that.

I assume SP1 is installed at least- that's a requirement.

I don't know how you initiated the upgrade: sometimes may help if you perform a clean boot, then manually upgrade using the iso file without choosing to accept updates.


See:
Upgrade to Windows 10
- the section around 'Resolve Upgrade Errors' and links from linked pages.