Windows 10: Win10 Error 0x8007025d

Hey everyone! I have a slew of problems recently with Win10 1909. This started with my computer being slow AF to do anything and freezing repeatedly.


- Both Adobe Reader and Microsoft Office 2019 crash when opening any documents.

- I don't have permission to open apps on my personal computer despite being labeled as an administrator. This is remedied by logging into the alternate "administrator" account that is on my computer and then switching back to my personal account.

- Windows search and basically any windows app will not work.

- I'm also unable to install/repair/uninstall any programs. Program Install and Uninstall troubleshooter from the MS website crashes on use.


I tried using the dism.exe tool through an administrator command prompt to repair the system files and it fails around 85% stating "DISM Package Manager: PID=12696 TID=9516 Error in operation: null CBS HRESULT=0x8007025d - CCbsConUIHandler::Error" sfc /scannow does not work. I downloaded the Windows Media Creation tool from the MS website and it won't run, crashing every time. I tried factory resetting from the Recovery settings and it is unable to complete. I can't uninstall updates since it is past 10 days and can't restore to a previous system restore point.


I'm at a loss for what to do next since every suggestion I've found has failed.

:)

 

SOLVED: Win10 upgrade Issue - Repetitive Error 0x8007025D-0X2000C

Hi All,

I read a lot of messages upgrading to Win10 with this error (0x8007025D-0X2000C) and up today I still haven't found a solution.

Google/Microsoft replies didn't help but there are plenty so I may have missed something.

My results using Media Tool Creator for upgrading Win7 Ultimate to Win10:

- 3 Times - Tried upgrading directly under Win7 Ultimate -> Error: 0x8007025D-0X2000C

- 4 Times - Tried upgrading from a 8GB USB2.0 Flash -> Error: 0x8007025D-0X2000C

- 1 Time - Tried upgrading from iso burnt on DVD -> Error: 0x8007025D-0X2000C

• Windows 7 Ultimate French reinitialized and upgraded till 27/05/2018 -
  Now I can't upgrade anymore and I get an error msg when trying
  
• Free space: 240 GB SSD Samsung 840 (firmware updated) with only Win7 Ultimate on 1 partition (+100MB partition created by Win7)
• USB Flash was formatted before downloading Win10
• I always cleaned the computer with CCleaner including registry
• Before upgrade deleted all files from "C:\Windows\SoftwareDistribution\Download"
• Tried upgrading with and without checking for updates during Win10 installation

I would like to do a fresh install (deleting all partitions and creating only 1 when installing) but:

• How can I be sure that my Windows7 serial will work ?
• I found my serial but when inserting it in Win10 installation it was refused.
• How can I know if my serial is saved in the BIOS ?
  

Thank you in advance for your help because I get crazy as I had the same issue on a laptop with a brand new 240 GB SSD Samsung 860.

My config: HP Compaq Elite 8300 All-in-One Desktop PC / Intel Core i7-3770 / 8GB Ram / 240GB SSD

 

error code (0x8007025D)


I need some help from the group. I was running 8.1 Pro 32 bit and successfully updated to 10 Pro 32 bit. From what I have read I can update to 64 bit by doing a clean install. Would like to confirm I can do what I am trying before I spend more time hitting this wall. I installed a new drive, created a DVD and USB from ISO, disconnected all drives except for the new one, have tried multiple times from both the DVD and USB with the same result. The first step (Copying Windows files) finishes and then after 40% for step two (Getting files ready for installation), I receive the error below (0x8007025D). My research for this error hasn't resulted in any fixes for this error. I have tried with entering my product key and without. I believe after reading threads here I am supposed to skip entering the code. Any help is greatly appreciated. Let me know if you need additional information to help with this.

 

DISM restore health fail error 605 - 0x8007025d in the log file

Hi,

Error 0x8007025D may arise from a bad or corrupt RAM. To better assist you we'd like to ask the following questions:

• What is the make and model of your device?
• Have you made any recent changes on your device prior to the issue?
• What have you done so far to resolve the issue?

Meanwhile, we suggest that check Andre Da Costa's
How to Troubleshoot Common Setup and Stop Errors During Windows 10 Installation for more information about error and how to resolve it. You can locate the error code and the corresponding steps to resolve it by pressing
Ctrl+F then type 0x8007025D in the search bar, and then press Enter.

We look forward to your response.