>Just spent the last 5 hours trying to install Windows 10

>cumulative Windows 10 1607 update
>goes to 99%
>couldn't update, undoing changes
>restarts
>windows update tells me they have got an update for me, need to restart
>goes on like this forever
>many users have the same issue but not a single fix works, microsoft """"engineers"""" provide useless answers
t-thanks

>>59395581
Have had the same issue. Did a clean install of the 1607 build to fix this. I genuinely hope they don't screw up this badly with the 'Creators Update'.

Because linux updates go so well.
Update time...restart...
EVERYTHING IS NOW BROKEN FOREVER

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>>59395839
Oh this old meme.

>>59395556
>Wanna run my D2 bot
>Mount Win7 ISO in VMware
>Spin it up
>BSoD before i get the welcome message.

>get new ssd
>decide it's time for fresh install
>already have hdd with mbr and windows 7 instance
>connect ssd
>hdd temporarily disconnected because not enough sata cables
>install windows 7 on ssd with gpt
>it werks
>connect hdd
>Windows on ssd won't boot, some weird error hinting windows bootloader corruption
>reinstall
>same error on boot
>windows on hdd still boots
>decide to fuck it
>install Linux
>Linux on ssd: boots
>linux on hdd: boots
>windows on hdd: boots
>windows on ssd: won't boot
>but if I disconnect hdd it suddenly boots
>fuck it
fast forward w months
>decide to finally fix the problem
>spend 10h always getting the same result
>even deleting Windows from hdd didn't change a thing
>finally find same problem but with Windows 8.1 on stack
>no reaction to post from anyone but op
>one response from op
>he converted mbr on hdd to gpt
>try it
>finally it works, Windows on ssd boots

fucking Microsoft

because you have two MBR runing against each other

>>59396755
What part of
>>Fixed it by selecting Pro instead of Edu
Don't you understand?