8.1 install error 0xC1900101-0x40019 and 0x80070652

Anonymous
2013-10-18T13:01:03+00:00

I tried to install 8.1, and after downloading and appearing to install, my PC hang for about 2 hours.  I reboooted and recieved a message that 8.1 could not be installed, and reverting to 8.0.  Error message 0xC1900101-0x40019

This morning I again tried to install from the Store, and immediately got a message This app was not installed.  Error message 0x80070652

Any idea as to how to install 8.1?

Chuck

Windows for home | Previous Windows versions | Install and upgrade

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  1. Anonymous
    2013-11-04T18:23:44+00:00

    sorry to sound crabby... and get so off topic. 

    We have old software that users "still gotta use" that the company either hasnt updated in the last ten years...or they refuse to buy the latests and greatest version (more often).

    i will get off my pointless soapbox...too many years in IT i guess.  Think i am going to go into ditch digging... ;)

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  2. Anonymous
    2013-11-04T17:17:46+00:00

    Good for you and you not having a PC.  too bad that most of the world (at work) still uses a PC.  Sure, they have laptops and tablets, but nothing can replace the good old 19-24" monitor, keyboard, and mouse fro a LOT of things.

    MOST people at work do not have touch screens, and businesses are not going to S%$#can their current working ones just to get a "neat" feature of "swiping".

    The "old" menus works perfectly fine for a work environment, and MS was stupid for at least not giving a option to keep one.

    I deal with this at work every day ...

    Them: "I cant possibly do my job without a tablet"..."It has to weigh less than a pound and run faster than my PC..."  "WHAT? this screen is too small...I cant see it...I am going to report you to the ADA..."

    Me: do your required applications run on windows 8?

    Them: "what do you mean...why do you hate new technology...why are you obstructing"

    Me: "just saying, its probably not compatible with windows 8 since you bought this program in 1998 for DOS

    Them: "I don't care, I need a tablet to do my job...its shiny"

     

     

    You seem to have a lot of anger issues. Maybe you need to seek help. Also I said I don't have a desktop PC. I Do have a laptop that I use for home and work. It runs Windows 8.1 and it is not a touch screen. Windows 8 version of the start menu works perfectly fine with a mouse. No need of fancy swiping.

    Most laptops and some tablets and smartphones can connect to external monitor or TV as a second screen. You can connect wireless keyboard to any computer (desktop or laptop),  to any tablet and to any smartphone. 

    You seem to be focusing your frustration on the wrong company. By what you have said your problem is at work not with Windows 8. Your work upgrades to windows 8, but don't upgrade their other software. That's a clueless IT department.

    Microsoft is just making their OS work cross platform. Which is a very smart move. Making an old start menu along with new start menu would use more of your computers resources. So, your old work computers would work even slower.

    Thanks for the good chuckle.

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  3. Anonymous
    2013-11-04T12:58:56+00:00

    Good for you and you not having a PC.  too bad that most of the world (at work) still uses a PC.  Sure, they have laptops and tablets, but nothing can replace the good old 19-24" monitor, keyboard, and mouse fro a LOT of things.

    MOST people at work do not have touch screens, and businesses are not going to S%$#can their current working ones just to get a "neat" feature of "swiping".

    The "old" menus works perfectly fine for a work environment, and MS was stupid for at least not giving a option to keep one.

    I deal with this at work every day ...

    Them: "I cant possibly do my job without a tablet"..."It has to weigh less than a pound and run faster than my PC..."  "WHAT? this screen is too small...I cant see it...I am going to report you to the ADA..."

    Me: do your required applications run on windows 8?

    Them: "what do you mean...why do you hate new technology...why are you obstructing"

    Me: "just saying, its probably not compatible with windows 8 since you bought this program in 1998 for DOS

    Them: "I don't care, I need a tablet to do my job...its shiny"

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  4. Anonymous
    2013-11-03T21:06:49+00:00

    Dear True Tech,

    Yes, I know where all those little icons are, but 90% of us aren't using tablets. We still need our laptop or desktop computers, and Windows 8 or 8.1. is a lousy interface, if you are using a keyboard.

    So whoopie-f-doo if it works with a tablet. I'm not using one of those. Why is that so hard for you geeks to understand?

    I installed Start8, a small program that restores something like the Windows 7 interface. It works fine. There is one note of caution. On the Stardock web site, there is another program just below the button you click to download Start8. If you click that button, a malware program called Qone8 downloads and installs. It substitutes itself for the home page on your browser. It looks a bit like the Google page, but inserts video ads. Yahoo Answers has good instructions for getting rid of it, but you have to uninstall your browser and run a scan with a good antivirus program to make it go away forever. I don't know why Stardock has thing thing, but it's really annoying.

    Not just tablets are touch screen. Many people have touch screen monitors and laptops. Microsoft is just keeping up with technology. Windows 8 and 8.1 is essentially Windows 7 just with new user interface. It is designed to make it easier to work with touch screens not just tablets. Get over the fact of the old menu, it is just not efficient with new technology. Face the facts mobile device are taking over and desktop PC market is shrinking. I haven't had a desktop pc for 5 years now and most people I know don't have one anymore either. Windows 8 and 8.1 work great besides the upgrade from 8 to 8.1.

    Things change, get over it. My autistic child did.

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  5. Anonymous
    2013-11-03T20:01:06+00:00

    Dear True Tech,

    Yes, I know where all those little icons are, but 90% of us aren't using tablets. We still need our laptop or desktop computers, and Windows 8 or 8.1. is a lousy interface, if you are using a keyboard.

    So whoopie-f-doo if it works with a tablet. I'm not using one of those. Why is that so hard for you geeks to understand?

    I installed Start8, a small program that restores something like the Windows 7 interface. It works fine. There is one note of caution. On the Stardock web site, there is another program just below the button you click to download Start8. If you click that button, a malware program called Qone8 downloads and installs. It substitutes itself for the home page on your browser. It looks a bit like the Google page, but inserts video ads. Yahoo Answers has good instructions for getting rid of it, but you have to uninstall your browser and run a scan with a good antivirus program to make it go away forever. I don't know why Stardock has thing thing, but it's really annoying.

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