Windows 10: Windows 10 Upgrade App Working On It Screen

Everytime on my computer which is running windows 7 i launch the app to install windows 10 it says im verified and i meet the requirements and proceed to download it says working on it forever and never passes that screen anyone know a possible fix to this problem or if it is an issue with windows 7 Os any help is greatly appreciated.

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"Working on it" Screen windows 10 upgrade not working.

My system will also not move past the "working on it" screen, which is the first screen displayed after I press the "Ok, let's continue" button on the "Your free Windows 10 upgrade is here!". There are three bullet points on this screen. First one is
Reservation - Complete, second one is Download - Complete and third one is Upgrade-Available. After pressing the OK, let's continue button, I get the screen below. And nothing else. Ran like this for six hours with NO indication on any progress. I am not
presented with the Licensing Agreement. This just continues to hang.

 

"Working on it" Screen windows 10 upgrade not working.

This seems to be working even though the "Update" screen initially said "no updates". It is currently downloading after the licensing screen and then configuring. I will see how far it goes but at least it is a start. Thanks.

 

Happened to me. Left computer on as was going somewhere for a few hours and had it done it it would of taken some time. When I got back I clicked the x to take the screen off and stop it. Then I checked the windows update area and it said about the download being ready (wasn't there earlier when starting the "get ready" part. Clicked the download button. The download was quick and am just about to install it. You might not, and hopefully not have to wait a few hours for the update to show but might need to wait 20 minutes of the upgrade app being on then check if not sooner.

 

Follow these steps to validate your installation files.

1) Access this file location C:\Windows\SoftwareDistribution\Download and delete everything there. (Note delete only content found there and not the Download folder itself)

2) Open CMD (command prompt) with run as administrator (admin privileges) and run this command: wuauclt.exe /updatenow

And make sure you have enough space on the C:\ drive for the upgrade process (It can use upward of 30GB).

 

I'm having the same issue as you. Did anyone try the suggestion from Windows Sniper, and did it resolve the problem?

 

Yes I tried the fix and it did work. I am now upgraded to Windows 10 after many days of frustration. The only thing that was a problem to me (probably not a problem to others) was needing to go back to the upgrade and start the process new.