Windows 10: Windows 11 setup Making sure you're ready to install closes?

Can anyone help me? I'm trying to install windows 11 and when it gets to to the part "Making sure you're ready to install" it closes immediately. what should I do? I tried running the setup again but it's still like this.

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Windows 11 setup stuck at "Making sure you're ready to install"

Hello. I have Windows 10 Education 22H2 installed and I downloaded the Windows 11 Installation assistant to install Windows 11. My PC is compatible with Windows 11.

The setup has been stuck at the "Making sure you're ready to install" part for over 30 minutes. I cannot go back or forward in the setup. The setup process is not using any CPU capacity currently. How to fix this?

The installer is also preventing shutdown, tried to restart.

 

Windows 10 Setup Stuck on "Making sure you're ready to install"

I purchased a key for Windows 10 and I am upgrading from Windows 8.1. I originally tried to install at 9:30PM last night, but I ran into this issue where the setup got stuck on "Making sure you're ready to install". I said, "Oh, this'll just take a while"
and I left my computer on over the night. I tried as many of the troubleshooting techniques from other forums, but none worked. McAfee wouldn't close, I turned off my WiFi, firewall, and real-time scanning (for both Windows and McAfee). I woke up around
9 AM, and surprise, surprise, the setup still said "Making sure you're ready to install." I restarted my PC and tried this another 4 times. I'm on my 5th trial and I am using the Windows Set-up straight from a flashdrive meant to boot-up install windows
10 (I did the Media Creation Tool the 4 other times, this flashdrive has the install files from Microsoft's Website.) I know that I can install by booting up with my flash drive, but that will delete every file on my PC (from what I believe, having experienced
the boot-up from the flashdrive.) Question is, do I wait this one out, or just use the flashdrive to boot up and have a clean install of Windows 10.

My task manager says the setup is using 0% of my CPU and 0 MB/s of my disk. I do notice, however, that the setup host uses small amounts of CPU (0.3% to 1.5) from time to time. I called Microsoft Tech Support and everything that they suggested did not
work.

 

Windows 10 Making Sure Yu're Ready To Install

No on last step of installing windows 10 its saying make sure you're ready to install and thats it says its loading but on 10 hours it didnt went on 1%