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Hi, for some reason im unable to update to windows 11. 25H2. Error 0xc1900101 keeps showing up. I've heard that is something related to drivers but i've got no idea.
(Bios up to date)
Hardware:
1TB free space
16GB of RAM
I7- 12700K
Thank you
(unfortunetly they are in Spanish, if you need any information u can't understand please let me know)
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Thank you for the screenshots. In this case, I suggest using the Windows 11 Installation Assistant to upgrade. Click the link below to download and install it. Please note that this process may take some time, and the link will expire in 24 hours.
https://go.microsoft.com/fwlink/?linkid=2171764
Note: Before doing so, unplug all unnecessary external peripherals connected to your PC, and temporarily disable any third-party antivirus program to avoid interference.
Hi! umm it didn't really work and nothing came out on the screen, it didnt tell me why it couldn't update
Thanks for trying. What exactly happens to your computer when you try to upgrade it using the Windows 11 Installation Assistant?
Nothing changed it just stayed the same. After I completed the 3 phases of the installation I restarted the computer but nothing has changed
In this case, try a repair in-place upgrade Windows while keeping your files and apps. This helps fix or replace any corrupted files that may be causing the problem.
Note: Unplug unnecessary peripherals
Temporarily disable third-party antivirus to avoid interference.
Hi, I've already tried doing that but it gave me an safe-os error, is there any way to solve that?
Thanks for your reply. The Safe_OS error usually happens during the early phase of the Windows 11 upgrade when Windows is checking drivers, system files, or disk configuration. This is commonly caused by incompatible drivers, third-party antivirus, disk errors, or corrupted system files.
Disconnect everything external except your keyboard and mouse. If you have any third party antivirus installed, temporarily uninstall it since it can interfere with the upgrade process. It’s also important to manually update your main drivers from your laptop or motherboard manufacturer’s website, especially the chipset, storage or SATA/NVMe, graphics, and network drivers. Avoid relying only on Device Manager because it doesn’t always provide the latest versions.
Before trying again, you can also perform a clean boot to minimize background services that might block the installation: https://support.microsoft.com/topic/how-to-perform-a-clean-boot-in-windows-da2f9573-6eec-00ad-2f8a-a97a1807f3dd
Then run system checks by opening Command Prompt as Administrator and typing sfc /scannow, and after that, DISM /Online /Cleanup-Image /RestoreHealth. Make sure you also have at least 40GB of free space on your system drive.
Once everything is done, try upgrading using the Windows 11 Installation Assistant again.
Hi, i've tried that but it hasn't worked either. When I run the commands everything seemed to be alright too
Let’s check further information so I can provide you with the appropriate assistance.
Please share a screenshot of that window.
Click 'check now' button then share a screenshot of the result.
