Instalacja Windows 10 - SAFE_OE

[woda1992 (Wodadawid)]

Witam. Dziś na laptopie udało mi się zainstalować win 10, jednakże na PC już nie jestem w stanie tego zrobić i wyskakuje za każdym razem błąd który napisałem w tytule tematu (błąd nr 0x80073B92). Wszystko ładnie pięknie do około 50-60 %, komputer się resetuje dwa trzy razy i wyskakuje okienko z napisem, że nie udało się wprowadzić żadnych zmian etc. Co mógłbym zrobić żeby operacja przebiegła pomyślnie?

[Piesek64]

Google gryzie…

KB3064209 …is an Intel CPU microcode update. It updates the file C:\Windows\system32\mcupdate_genuineintel.dll. This file runs at boot to update the microcode on your CPU to the latest before Windows fully initializes (I think). This was released in June 2015. This explains why Windows 10 builds BEFORE this date are unaffected and those after, boot loop. I went ahead and took my USB drive, copied the contents of the Windows 10 10240 ISO to it…then I tried editing the WIM files to remove the mcupdate_genuineintel.dll. It F***ing works. A brief overview of how to get this working: Assume your USB drive is X: and your OS drive is C: and your user profile name is "User"a) Copy the contents of the Windows 10 ISO to a USB stick X:b) Open up an elevated command prompt (cmd)c) Create a temporary folder on your Desktop (C:\Users\User\Desktop), call it "mount"d) Mount and edit a WIM (Image file: boot.wim, Index 1):d-1) dism /Mount-Image /ImageFile:X:\sources\boot.wim /index:1 /MountDir:C:\Users\User\Desktop\mountd-2) In Windows Explorer, browse to  C:\Users\User\Desktop\mount\Windows\System32\mcupdate_GenuineIntel.dll and Right-click > Propertiesd-3) Click “Security” Tab, Advanced, then “Change” the Owner to your own user account. Click OK, OK again.d-4) On the Security tab, Click “Edit” then “Add” and add your user account with Full Control checked. Click OK back to Windows Explorer.d-5) Now, delete mcupdate_GenuineIntel.dlld-6) Close off all Explorer Windows, go back to DISM and unmount the image with: dism /Unmount-Image /MountDir:C:\Users\User\Desktop\mount /commite) Now, you have to repeat D1 through 6 for:boot.wim with /index:2 (WinPE Environment)install.wim /index:1 (Windows install, Pro/Enterprise I think)install.wim /index:2 (Another Windows install, might be a different edition: e.g. Home on a Pro/Home ISO) FYI: boot.wim with /index:1 (Recovery Environment) f) Remove USB and boot the installer. Delete the mount folder on your Desktop. This is ridiculous. How did this even get through? It is completely preventing some CPUs from installing Windows 10. Honestly, I don’t really think you should do this…because once another Windows Update comes around that touches this file…things might not end well for your install. Who knows.

[woda1992 (Wodadawid)]

Nic z tego nie rozumiem

 

Zainstalowanie WSZYSTKICH sterowników łącznie z aktualizacja BIOSa do nowszego w końcu mi się udało wgrać ‘dychę’ na PC