Ramesh,
I ran the fix list, which resulted in me losing my internet connection. I used the backup of the registry I just created, and my internet is working again.
sms1295
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I tried to install Win 11 Version 24H2 for the second time, and it failed for a second time. The first BSOD message gave the following info:
Your device ran into a problem and needs to restart.
Stop code: INACCESSIBLE BOOT DEVICE
After a couple of restarts, the update was backed out. I'm back on Windows 11 Pro Version 23H2.
I checked the update history and saw the Install error code - 0xc1900101.
Before I tried the 24H2 update, I did the following:
Unplug unnecessary USB devices
Drivers were updated
No issues in Device Manager
I have 30GB of free space on the drive
Any help would be appreciated,
sms1295
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Ramesh,
I ran the fix list, which resulted in me losing my internet connection. I used the backup of the registry I just created, and my internet is working again.
sms1295
Hi sms1295,
Please try this fix list, which removes the rest of the third-party drivers. It's more aggressive, and I'd not run it without backing up the registry.
Note: It removes the Corsair HID drivers and other drivers. I'm not sure if it makes the Kbd/Mouse inoperable. In that case, you can attach a standard keyboard or revert to the previous registry backup via WinRE.
Ramesh,
Reset Windows Defender. Requested logs in the shared drive and the link is below:
https://drive.google.com/drive/folders/1pAkm8Z6XBzIzfItGsqtEctSxFMpbP4UR?usp=drive_link
Thanks,
sms1295
Hi.
Core Temp 1.18.1
Corsair Device Control Service
Corsair iCUE5 Software
CPUID CPU-Z 2.15
Intel® Driver & Support Assistant
Revo Uninstaller 2.5.8
Restart Windows.
Remain in clean boot mode.
Ramesh,
Thanks for the info. I tried the Windows reset option, and it failed too. I received the same error as the tries with the 24H2 upgrade. I also ran the Windows Memory Diagnostic, and the results showed no issues. I have a program called _MemTest86-Pro, which I'll run over the weekend to double check. Any other tools I should run to check for 0xC0000005 errors?
BTW...I'm not going to do the clean install until next week, so I get everything ready to reinstall.
Thanks again,
sms1295