Windows 10: Windows 11 Reinstall - Error 0x8007042b - 0x4000D

Hello,A few months ago a transferred my Appdata files from my SSD where Windows is to my HDD because my SSD was getting full.Big mistakes, a lot of bugs since.I'm now trying to reinstall Windows to get rid of all the issues but I get the Error 0x8007042b - 0x4000D "Installation failed in SECOND_BOOT with a mistake during MIGRATE_DATA".Any advice on how to resolve that ?Thanks

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Can't solve 0x8007042B 0x4000D error to upgrade from Windows 10 to Windows 11

To fix error 0x8007042B – 0x4000D with this tool, follow these steps:

From the Start Menu, go to Settings.

Now navigate to the Update and Security section.

On the left panel, select the Troubleshoot option.

Now select Windows Update from the available options and click Run the troubleshooter button.

 

Error code 0x8007042B - 0x4000D

Hi, I'd need your help.

I've tried to upgrade my current Win 7 Pro-version into Win 10 Pro-version, but the error code appeared in the final stage of the installing every time:

Error code 0x8007042B - 0x4000D
The installation failed in the stage SECOND_BOOT because the error took place during the function MIGRATE_DATA

In the control panel, Windows Update-section has been called as error code 0x8007042B - 2000D and there weren't any solution for this error in the guidelines .

I ran the sfc /scannow in the cmd and there weren't any defragmentations.

How could I get this error code fixed ?

My goal is to preserve all my music making plugins & files as they are in Win 7, so I'd like to keep some of my old files (Program files/Vstplugins, Program files (x86)/Vstplugins etc.) from Win7 to Win 10.

 

Windows 10 upgrade - Error 0x8007042b - 0x4000D

Hi, I'm Robinson, an Independent Advisor and a Windows user like you. Run the built-in Windows Update Troubleshooter The Windows Update Troubleshooter is an invaluable in-built tool that helps us fix all sorts of errors and issues in our Windows system.
To fix error 0x8007042B – 0x4000D with this tool, follow these steps:

1-From the Start Menu, go to Settings.

2-Now navigate to the Update and Security section.

3-On the left panel, select the Troubleshoot option.

4-Now select Windows Update from the available options and click

5-Run the troubleshooter button.

You should now wait for the Troubleshooter to scan the system for issues. Once done, it will list down the issue and the required actions to fix it.

Once the Troubleshooter has run, you may try again.