Windows 10 update problem; "we can't tell if your pc is ready to continue installing windows 10"

This looks good. I'am still thinking the partition table and layout is the issue in here! Specifically, because the first partition which has the driveletter N: - is unallocated in your last screenshot.

Please run the following commands and provide a new screenshot.
Code: 
diskpart
list disk
select disk 0
list part

Afterwards, we could try to merge the unallocated space to the systemdrive, you could use a tool like Minitool Partition Wizard.

merge-unallocated-space.png
 
screenshot below. ill try and merge the unallocated space aswell.
 

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The space merge went fine. Am I right in saying that the order of the partitions is normally EFI (in my case partition 3) first, then the system/primary partition (partition 1) and last is the recovery partition (partition 2)?
 

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Would it be worth/possible to change the order of them?

Yeah I'll uninstall this evening and try the update again.
 
smithdog26 said:
Would it be worth/possible to change the order of them?
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I wouldn't do that, the (rollback) issue occurs on the second boot which usually indicates a problem with drivers, maybe the outdated Nvidia driver in this case..
 
So it failed again, I'm not sure at what % (I imagine 75%), I came back when it displayed "Undoing changes made". Logs are attached. I also think there are more files in C:\$WINDOWS.~BT folder. I'm not sure what ones are different but there seem to be more.
 

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Hi,

Now the same issue appears for a driver (CorsairVBusDriver.sys) of the Gaming Headset. Please remove the following and attempt to update again.

Corsair Gaming Headset Software - (Version: 2.0.37 - Corsair)
Corsair Utility Engine - (Version: 1.16.42 - Corsair)
 
I removed both the drivers and software from corsair but the update failed again. Same error code and still at 75%. Logs attached. Maybe another driver?
 

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Hi,

  • Click the Start button and in the search box, type Command Prompt
  • When you see Command Prompt on the list, right-click on it and select Run as administrator.
  • Copy and paste the following command line and press Enter.
Code: 
reg export "HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SOFTWARE\Microsoft\Ole" "%userprofile%\desktop\regexp.txt"
  • When finished, a logfile called regexp.txt is saved on your desktop.
  • Post the logfile as attachment in your next reply.
 
Hi,

  • Click the Start button and in the search box, type Command Prompt
  • When you see Command Prompt on the list, right-click on it and select Run as administrator.
  • Copy and paste the following command line and press Enter.
Code: 
reg export "HKLM\SYSTEM\Setup\Upgrade" "%userprofile%\desktop\regexp.txt"
  • When finished, a logfile called regexp.txt is saved on your desktop.
  • Post the logfile as attachment in your next reply.
 
Hi,

It seems there is still something wrong with the BCD, please boot in the Windows Recovery Environment and run the following commands and post the result.
Code: 
bootrec /fixboot
bootrec /scanos
bootrec /rebuildbcd
 
I tried accessing CMD in the recovery mode but it says that I need to log into an administrator account (picture attached). I've checked control panel and my account is definitely an admin and it's the only account on the pc.
 

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