- Feb 12, 2015
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Thanks, Rob.
Crystal, yes, you can upload the file at Google Drive or OneDrive or Dropbox or any other cloud service, and then get a link for it. Copy that link and paste it here, so I can see the log.
However...
Since the SFC utility ran twice founding corruptions that could not be fixed, I expect that this log will just confirm this to us.
What we did until now, is a basic cleaning of the computer and a partial system repair. That's why the computer seems to work fine. But the fact that there are are still corrupt files, is not good. Probably the upgrade failed because of this corruption. Having our options getting limited, and having in mind that you have your files backup, I would suggest you to be prepared for a clean install of the operating system. Yes, I will check the CBS log when you post it, but meanwhile please start doing the following:
1. Prepare a bootable USB drive with Windows 10
These links will guide you how to do it:
Create installation media for Windows
Download Windows 10
2. Make your computer boot from USB drive
You have to change boot order, so when the time comes, the computer will boot from the USB drive, installing Windows from scratch.
This link maybe helpful: How to Change Computer BIOS Settings
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To sum up:
TIP OF THE DAY: Hope dies last.
Crystal, yes, you can upload the file at Google Drive or OneDrive or Dropbox or any other cloud service, and then get a link for it. Copy that link and paste it here, so I can see the log.
However...
Since the SFC utility ran twice founding corruptions that could not be fixed, I expect that this log will just confirm this to us.
What we did until now, is a basic cleaning of the computer and a partial system repair. That's why the computer seems to work fine. But the fact that there are are still corrupt files, is not good. Probably the upgrade failed because of this corruption. Having our options getting limited, and having in mind that you have your files backup, I would suggest you to be prepared for a clean install of the operating system. Yes, I will check the CBS log when you post it, but meanwhile please start doing the following:
1. Prepare a bootable USB drive with Windows 10
These links will guide you how to do it:
Create installation media for Windows
Download Windows 10
2. Make your computer boot from USB drive
You have to change boot order, so when the time comes, the computer will boot from the USB drive, installing Windows from scratch.
This link maybe helpful: How to Change Computer BIOS Settings
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To sum up:
- Upload the CBS log and give me a link for it
- Start preparing the procedure for a clean install (steps 1 and 2 above)
TIP OF THE DAY: Hope dies last.