Failure when trying to upgrade to Windows 10 - 0xC1900101 - 0x40017

Thank you. Along the FRST logs I'd already requested, I'd like to see the following:

$Windows.~bt\Sources\Rollback folder. It's likely going to be hidden, so make sure that you enable show hidden files and folders.
 
Please uninstall the following:

Asmedia ASM106x SATA Host Controller Driver
Canon PosterArtist Lite
Download Navigator
Epson Connect Printer Setup
Epson Event Manager
Epson FAX Utility
EPSON Manuals
Epson PC-FAX Driver
EPSON Printer Finder
EPSON Scan
EPSON Scan OCR Component
EPSON Scan PDF Extensions
Epson Software Updater
EPSON WF-4640 Series Printer Uninstall
EpsonNet Config V3
EpsonNet Print
HiSuite
imagePROGRAF Status Monitor
LiveChat

Also unplug and printers/scanner and other unnecessary devices while we troubleshoot.

Once done, run a fresh FRST scan for me to check.

Thank you.
 
All programs listed for removal have been uninstalled.
System has been booted.
No devices plugged in except keyboard, mouse and the internal DVD-RW.
FRST ran again, see attached.
 

Attachments

Please uninstall everything from
Apple
Etron USB3.0 Host Controller
Intel(R) Management Engine Components
Intel(R) Rapid Storage Technology enterprise

Then run this fix.
 

Attachments

Yes, I did that earlier. The Geforce driver is dated 3rd April 2020.
 
Okay, then do this:

1. Temporarily uninstall your LAN driver and unplug the cable from the machine.
2. Create a new local admin user account and call it Test.
3. Sign into Windows with that account.
4. Attempt the upgrade from the iso.

Note: If you don't have the iso, please download it prior to uninstalling and unplugging your network.
 
I can't do that just yet, because I'm working on this PC remotely and I wont be back there for over a week.
The files and folders from the latest Win10 ISO have been extracted into a folder called "C:\Win10_1909", which is where I have been running the upgrade from up until now.
I will go ahead and I try the upgrade one more time. If it fails again I'll have to leave it until I can go out there and work on it with the NIC disabled/uninstalled.
Thanks a lot for all your help.
 
Sadly still failed, but with a different error this time:
0xC1900101 - 0x20017
The installation failed in the SAFE_OS phase with an error during BOOT operation
 

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