[Case Closed; No Solution] Windows 10 keeps failing update to 1903

Anonymous

Hello,

I'm currently running 1803 and every single time I am trying to upgrade to 1903 I got a BSOD with a PFN List Corrupt.

I have tried several method: let Windows Update download and install; Creating a Win10 installation Media in USB
I have more than 43GB of free space.
I've run File System checker, CheckDisk, and any other tool / utility

The other day I change MSConfig and select selective startup to disable other services/programs to load and after rebooting my PC couldn't even find Windows booting to a Boot Manager where only Windows 7 was an option (??????) (My original OS was Win7 but I upgrade to Win10 through Microsoft Upgrade Program) but no trail of Win7 neither. I used a third-party boot utility that fix the boot and I'm again in Win10 that keeps reminding me that I have an old version, that I would not get more updates and I have to upgrade... but the damn update keeps failing after download, reboot, install and after the 2 or 3 reboot in the installation process I got the ERROR.

I need like 2 restarts to see see the message saying is putting all back to previous state and then boot again and still ion ver 1803.

Please advice. I have tried all those canned solutions people post on forums with no difference.

Thanks.

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Anonymous

2019-11-22T14:26:14+00:00

I sent the memory kit back after getting the RMA#. I just wake up PC and mouse pointer was gone. A restart didn't help but it came back after un-plugging and plugging back. Then I read an article and I don't know why in my mouse settings "Hide my pointer while typing" was checked... Not installing everything yet, just basic apps (browsers, MS Office, Steam...) until all memory is back.

Thanks.
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Anonymous

2019-12-15T01:01:38+00:00

Well, After getting the new memory set I tried to upgrade again from the SSD with 1083 to 1093 and same result. It goes through all the process. Downloading, Installing, rebooting, updating, BSOD, undoing changes... So I give up. The fresh installation of 1093 on the new 500GB SSD has no issues. Re-installed most used application, connect the other SATA HDD with all my other libraries (some programs still there that I need to maybe re-install under the new OS to run correctly, and I guess I will use the 1083 as backup (it boots and runs perfectly, but it doesn't upgrade) or maybe format and use it as something else.

So at this point I can say that Windows 10 still has some bugs that neither the OS knows how to handle and this case is solved, resolved, and closed.

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