Windows 11 BSOD after Windows Update.

[Maxstar]

<FailureData>0x8007042b-0x4000d Error: SetupDiag reports fatal migration plug-in failure.Last Phase: Pre OOBE Boot Last Operation: Machine-independent applyPlug-in Name = AppxUpgradeMigrationPlugin.dllMigration Operation = READPlug-in 0x8007042b-0x4000d Error: 0x000005B4</FailureData>

The StateRepository database is corrupt and the setup procedure was not able to repair it. So I wwould suggest to make a complete system image first.
Then run the invoke-StateRepositoryReset.ps1 script and try to upgrade again.

 

[svanweelden]

Results, a lot of errors...

 

[Maxstar]

Please boot the system into the Recovery Environment: Windows Recovery Environment (Windows RE)

1. Open the Command Prompt.
2. Run the following commands and press enter after each:
3. Replace X with the drive letter of the System Drive.

md X:\SRBackup
cd /d X:\ProgramData\Microsoft\Windows\AppRepository
move StateRepository-* X:\SRBackup

4. Let me know if it was successful or not.

 

[svanweelden]

Moving the files was successful.
What to do next?

 

[Maxstar]

Great, please try to upgrade again.

 

[svanweelden]

Got this error when clicking start and I am missing the clock etc.
However right-click icons on the desktop is available again

 

[svanweelden]

Do I need to invoke the state repository script again?

 

[Maxstar]

Yes, you can ignore that for know, I had the same issue on my VM but the upgrade was succesfull to Windows 11 24H2.

 

[svanweelden]

Setup is started. Will post the results when they are available.

 

[svanweelden]

The update went fine and a lot faster than before
I was able to update the latest SU's from Windows Update.

The event viewer is now working again!

Current issues:
- notepad is not working
- right-click a shortcut on the desktop makes the desktop icons unavailable because it hangs
- right-click in start menu is not popping up, so unavailable to start a cmd as administrator (for example)

 

[Maxstar]

At least we make some progress to fix all the issues, so I would suggest to perform an in-place-upgrade with the latest 24H2 ISO and that should resolve all the remaining issues. But make first a new system image, so you can always restore the system to this state.

 

[svanweelden]

Okay, I will do that. Just mount the .ISO 24H2 and open setup.exe or are additional steps needed?
Backup is now runnning.

 

[Maxstar]

Yes, just run Setup.exe and follow the intructions. However, I'd hoped the Update Assistant would do the same, but it seems it copied some corruptions over while upgrading.