Windows 10: Windows 10 Installation stuck @ 32%

Hello,

I am using Sony VGN-150J with Windows 7, I tried to install windows 10 through online update but it was stuck @ installing featured and Drivers after completing 6%, I wait for more than 8hrs and then restarted my laptop.

I tried with ISO image as well and get the same result it stuck @ installing featured and Drivers

:)

 

Windows 10 update Home Version 1511, 10586

Mine stuck at 32%.

Upgrade to Windows 10 Home, version 1511, 10586

"Preparing do install updates 32%"

Even after restart nothing changes

 

stuck 40% upgrade to Windows 10

Method 1 worked for me:
Windows 10 update stuck at 32%

 

in windows7 go to device manager -> network card -> properties -> update driver -> search it automatically. this solved few computers that i had problems with (32% stuck each of those)

 

Thanks for the reply Batlhilz,

I tried it but it won't show any available updates.

I check on Sony website and they said they not yet release driver updates for windows 10

 

disable all the antivirus and firewall programs - as in remove them, might be another helpful thing to try

 

I try with Driver upgrades, there no updates for network drivers (Marvel) , I even tried installation with Media creation tool but not able to complete installation beyond 32% , I check with Sony website and they clearly saying they not yet supporting on Windows 2010.

It looks I need to hold installation till December / till Sony releases drivers for Windows10.

 

I have the same laptop that you have and ran into the exact same issue. I am thinking that its a driver issue that is keeping the laptop from updating the normal way.

The only way around this issues is to use this method here. http://www.pcsteps.com/45-download-w...-legally-free/

This link will walk you through downloading a legal copy of windows 7. Make sure that you have your Windows product key as you will need it to register your machine.

The above link will show you how to get the whole process up and running. This will install a copy of windows 10 on your machine and will basically keep all of your files and settings.

After you run the setup (takes about 3 hours total *cry) you will then have the option of doing a clean install. (Which I recommend)

Windows 10 is up and running. I am only missing one driver.. and I believe its for the webcam which I never use.

I would also recommend updating to an SSD for better performance.

I hope this helps.