Windows 10 re-installation fails

Windows 10 re-installation fails

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  • #26889
    markku
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    I have tried to do clean re-installation on Windows 10 Home 64bit Teclast x98 Plus tablet. Installation Media I have created by MS Media Creation Tool to 2 different USB sticks. During the installation process, on phase “Preparing the files for installation” error message appears:

    “Windows can not install required files. Make sure that all the files needed for installation are available, and restart the installation. Error Code:.. 0x8007025D”

    That happens when the preparation progres is 96%, where it jumps to 100%, then moves on to the next step, “Installing features”, then moves to the “Installing Updates” when that error message appears.

    Once came blue screen on 96%, with message “Memory Management”. I ran a couple of hours Memtest86 program until the battery started to drain. By then, the number of errors was clean 0.

    I have checked both of the sticks by command “DISM / online / cleanup-image / restorehealth & sfc / scannow”. There were not error messages. Does the tablet needs a special file, or sticks I created something out of them?

    #26940
    tom
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    I went through hell to do a clean-installation, even getting it installed, i ran into series of driver problems.

    I would just let this image do the magic for you:

    http://techtablets.com/forum/topic/new-x98-plus-system-installation-files-dec-152015/

     

     

    #27001
    markku
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    Solved. Yesterday I made a new media, once again. This time to microSD-card by using USB adapter and now my X98 is alive! No idea what was wrong but I think must be ultimate situation if I’ll do re-installing again.

    I have noticed the X98 Plus is the most challenging device I have ever owned.

    #27546
    Randolph
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    That problem is a driver failure, usually caused by having an extra storage device (SD card or usb) plugged into the machine during an update.  The workaround was to remove all other storage plugins during the update process.  Glad you found an alternative workaround.

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