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There are chances, third-party software conflicts or incompatible applications installed on your computer that prevent apply new changes and results Windupdate failed to install. Install windows 10 feature update on clean boot Open Settings -> Time & Language -> Select Region & Language from options on left. Here Verify your Country/Region is correct from the drop-down list.

In addition, run ping command ping -t check continuously getting ping replay from google or not.Īgian incorrect time and region settings also cause this problem on windows 10.

Open any web page or play a youtube video to check you have a stable internet connection.

Most importantly disconnect VPN (If configured on your computer).

Temporarily disable or uninstall thrid party antivirus from your PC,.

If your internet disconnects or very slow you may experience windows update stuck download or fails to install with different errors. You must have a stable internet connection to download windows update files from the Microsoft server. Internet interruption causing fail to download windows update?

Graphics Microsoft DirectX 9 or later with WDDM 1.0 driver.

Supports CMPXCHG16b, LAHF/SAHF and PrefetchW for 64-bit Windows 10.

Compatible with x86 or 圆4 instruction set.

RAM – 1GB for 32-bit and 2GB for 64-bit Windows 10.

then when the windows installer loaded (in my case when the windows stucks at"Setting up a few more things 98%") I unplugged the laptop charger.

I terned the laptop just by it's charger.

so when Ari Pernik said "BIOS is treating Hibernation" I decided to wipe hibernate. imagine this horrifying situation that you can't boot to the windows nor able to install another OS. I had the same problem except that I couldn't boot in windows 8, because after I wanted to refresh windows 8 instead of re-installing it.the refreshing stuck at "Setting up a few more things 98%".

Solved by me (via the advice on the thread below : ) Thanks anyway. What a load of hassle & nonsense!! Wish I'd found this yesterday afternoon so I didn't waste so much of my time. This restored the bios access but also completed the windows 10 setup. Why this makes a difference I have no idea. I removed the netbook battery and powered up only with the mains adapter. I guess the install process thinks it's being 'soft' restarted rather than 'hard' restarted meaning it bypasses the bios. Seems, based on the thread mentioned, it's something to do with hibernate or something. Just after I started this thread I stumbled across the thread below which seems to have solved this.