Windows 10: Windows 10 won't continue install after reboot

I'm not sure if this is the place for it, and I have posted this in the Windows 7 forum as well, but I am attempting to upgrade from Windows 7 to 10. Iv'e had a few problems with the process but I have gotten as far as the computer rebooting in order to start the installation, but it just reboots to Windows 7, no errors or other messages, not even any time added to the boot process.

I'm using 64bit, turned off all antivirus etc, unplugged USB devices and the like.

Any suggestions? Thanks

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No boot disk has been detected or the disk has failed problem after upgrading to Windows 10

My new computer crashed during a clean install of windows 10 (upgrade from windows 8 that came installed with the machine). I've plugged in a usb keyboard/mouse which was at least let me hit escape and get to the startup menu. Unfortunately, after that,
nothing works. I've gone to my old computer, created a windows installation tool, but the computer won't acknowledge it continues in its endless reboot. Any suggestions?

 

Cumulative update KB3172985 won't install

Hello,

I have a new, custom built computer in which I installed Windows 10 as the OS. However, when I try to install all updates downloaded from Windows Update there is one that simply won't install. That is Windows 10 cumulative update x64 (KB3172985). No errors,
no messages, it downloads until a certain point and asks for a reboot. After the reboot, nothing happens. I can only download and continue with the fails. I tried installing it and downloading it manually but that did not help at all. It keeps doing the same
thing. Any help or suggestion would be appreciated.

Keep in mind that this laptop is new, has no antivirus, no more than 2 or 3 third party software already installed, and it has all drivers installed.

 

What method are you using to attempt to upgrade with? Windows update, mounted ISO file, USB flash drive, DVD? If it is Windows 10 that you downloaded, where did you download it from?

 

I'm going through windows update, only found out today that there are other methods, would the ISO or flash drive method be better? Windows update keeps on deleting the downloaded files after reboot.

Thanks for the quick reply

 

Either way. The mounted ISO file is quicker. Since the Anniversary upgrade is coming out in two weeks anyway, I would not bother with a USB flash drive until it comes out. Doing or attempting the upgrade will not delete the ISO file.

 

Ok ill try that and get back to you.