Windows 10: 0x8007001f error upgrading windows 10 to windows 11 upgrade fails

0x8007001f error upgrading windows 10 to windows 11 upgrade fails

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Upgrade from Win7 fails - error 'Replicate_OC' 0x8007001F

Diagnosing upgrade failures is proving next to impossible- there are threads running on for days looking at the log files- which you are free to do of course.

Windows 10 Update keeps failing with error 0x8007001f - 0x20006
offers a pretty standard (i.e. non-specific, boring) set of approaches.

https://answers.microsoft.com/en-us/...b-a4c6cc8c1279
- more specific - note the comment about driver incompatibility.


One following answer is interesting too:

Here someone did an in-place repair of Win 7:
Windows 10 Upgrade error - 0x8007001F

Standard preparatory recommendations include checking the disk, running chkdsk, uninstalling 3rd party security, checking for free space. I assume you've done that.

I assume SP1 is installed at least- that's a requirement.

I don't know how you initiated the upgrade: sometimes may help if you perform a clean boot, then manually upgrade using the iso file without choosing to accept updates.


See:
Upgrade to Windows 10
- the section around 'Resolve Upgrade Errors' and links from linked pages.

 

Upgrade Windows 7 to 10 Error 0x8007001f



The partition layout of disk 0 (shown as disk 1 in Partition Manager) is non standard and was customized by the manufacturer. A normal Win 7 installation will have a layout:

1. 100MB System Reserved, NTFS format and marked as Active
2. C drive.

A normal Windows 10 installation will have:

1. 550MB Reserved partition, NTFS format and marked as Active
2. C drive.

Since you know how to use Minitool Partition Manager. Suggest to use it:

1. Create a bootable installation USB from the Windows ISO using: Rufus - Create bootable USB drives the easy way
2. Delete the 1st 2 partitions (102MB, 15GB) then create a 550MB partition, format as NTFS, label "System Reserved", assign a letter R, mark as Active
3. Move C drive next to the newly created 550MB. should look like the screen shot below, note H: drive should be C: in your case:
   
   
   
4. Boot up the USB created in step 1, on the first screen, press SHIFT+F10 to open the Admin command prompt then type:
   bcdboot C:\Windows /s R: /f BIOS =====> This will create the BCD to boot Windows and store in R: (550MB partition)
5. Reboot the PC then try to upgrade again

NOTE: It is advisable to create a backup image of the whole disk 0, just in case anything goes wrong then you can restore back before making any modification.
To create a backup image Use:
Macrium Reflect Free Edition x64
Macrium Reflect Free Edition x86

 

Upgrade Windows 7 to 10 Error 0x8007001f

Screenshots of partitions and sfc/scannow results.