Windows 10: Windows 10 Installation stuck at 71%

Hi, I tried installation yesterday after month or two to get the same outcome, my instalation is getting stucked at 71% while 91% in Driver subcategory. Does anybody know what is happening around that time in installation so i can unninstal/upgrade the driver?

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Can I upgrade from Win10586 x64 to Windows Aniversary?

I use windows 10 upgrade assistant to update PC,but it stuck installing 71% with error code 0xc1900107.Is there any help to solve that proplem?

 

Windows 10 build 10240 got to 71% installing twice and stuck there

I have a Dell Latitude 10. It came with Win 8 32 bit. I upgraded to Win 10 during the free upgrade time. When the 1607 update came out, the machine went to crud. It always failed at 71%. I did the above steps. I finally busted out my Win 8 install stick
that came from Dell. I did a clean install of Win 8. Great. i did the upgrade installation and It got stuck at the exact same 71%. When I rebuilt the machine I only deleted the windows partition. I'm now going to wipe the entire drive and see if it continues.
This is beyond frustrating.

 

Probably Windows try to find drivers for some device and cannot. I recommend to disconnect all peripherals (printer, gamepad, external hard disks etc), expansion cards (TV, audio etc) and any extra drive. Leave only the DVD-ROM, the Windows hard disk, the graphics card (if discrete) connected. Then try to install Windows 10 again. After a successful installation you can reconnect your devices and install drivers for them.

 

I was stuck at that exact same % of progress for 4 hours before it finally started to move again. It did eventually go though so maybe wait overnight and see what happens.

 

Maybe it scanned the disk for errors. If the disk as bad sectors it can take a long time to complete. Check your disk with a diagnostic tool (such as Seatools for Seagate or Western Digital Data Lifeguard Diagnostics for WD) and if problems found consider replacing it. If the problems are not too severe you could be able to clone it to a new disk to save you the trouble of reinstall everything.