I’m finally trying to upgrade my Windows 10 PC to Windows 11, but the setup keep?

[bvc81]

Yeah, that backup is your safety net, but to fix the error, can you check if you have any non-essential external devices like printers or USB drives disconnected during the upgrade?

[uq163]

Can confirm. I had the same problem. That error popped up for me until I ran the Windows Update troubleshooter and made sure my drivers were updated.

[OOGtXS]

You could also try temporarily disconnecting any non-essential peripherals, like extra monitors or printers, as they can sometimes interfere with the upgrade process.

[9834zdrbpb]

I had the same problem with that error. My system image backup was a lifesaver and got all my files back when the upgrade failed.

[md3GdOqlV9]

You could also try running the Windows Update Troubleshooter first, as that specific error can sometimes be fixed by clearing update corruption.

[jH93773393]

Same here. I had the same problem with that error. My system image backup was a lifesaver and got all my files back when the upgrade looped.

[681cfchcvg]

Yeah, that backup is definitely your best safety net. One extra tip: temporarily disconnect any non-essential USB devices before trying the upgrade again, as they can sometimes cause that error. Let me know if that works.

[dUI6D6k2Qx]

+1 Agreed, that's solid advice. Also, double-check you have all Windows Updates installed for Windows 10 first—it can resolve a lot of underlying compatibility issues.

[cYnpFgS]

Yeah, and just to be sure, have you checked if your PC actually meets all the Windows 11 requirements, like TPM 2.0 and Secure Boot?

[me9353380]

I had the same problem. That error often pops up if a driver is incompatible, so your system image backup was definitely the right first move.