Solved Random question about windows 10

[User55555555587]

Nice

After I posted my last reply, I decided to check for updates in one of my Windows 10 Pro Version 2004 Build 19041.572 64-bit computers.

It displayed this:

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I then allowed the 20H2 feature update to install - which took about 2 minutes.

After a restart and a check for the Version and Build, it displayed this:

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Version 2004 is now 20H2 and Build 19041 is now Build 19042

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how Did it only take 2 minutes for the update!!!???!

 

[User55555555587]

Nice
how Did it only take 2 minutes for the update!!!???!

You must have amazing pc specs

 

[zebanovich]

how Did it only take 2 minutes for the update!!!???!

Since Windows 1809 (if I'm not wrong) there is no upgrade process as it was before, it goes faster as with regular updates.

More info:
https://techcommunity.microsoft.com...e-update-baseline-for-windows-10/ba-p/1468950

 

[flavallee]

Daniel:

As I previously said, it took about 2 minutes for me to update from Version 2004 Build 19041.572 to Version 20H2 Build 19042.572

And the restart process was just as quick.





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[User55555555587]

Daniel:

As I previously said, it took about 2 minutes for me to update from Version 2004 Build 19041.572 to Version 20H2 Build 19042.572

And the restart process was just as quick.

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Things like that keep reminding me to upgrade my 2011 laptop

 

[User55555555587]

When I update it hangs on a black screen with loading wheel and then it says we couldn’t install the updates undoing changes

 

[flavallee]

Last night, I used the new Media Creation Tool to create a bootable install disc for version 20H2 of Windows 10 Pro 64-bit.

Version 1909 was 3.97 GB in size and version 2004 was 3.85 GB in size, so they both fit fine on a standard recordable DVD.

However, version 20H2 is a much larger 4.57 GB in size, so I had to use a double layer recordable DVD.

I haven't done a clean install yet and started from scratch with version 20H2 , so I don't know what has been added to account for the large increase in size.

I will probably do that over the weekend.

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[flavallee]

Daniel:

Besides having no information on the computer you're trying to update, it looks you used the Windows 10 Update Assistant tool to do an upgrade/update from an older Windows version.

If your computer is able to load its Windows operating system and has a working internet connection, please do the following in it:

Download and save the tsginfo.exe file.
After it's been downloaded and saved, double-click it to run it.
Information about your computer will appear.
Return here to your thread, then copy-and-paste the ENTIRE text here.

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[User55555555587]

It is unable to boot

 

[flavallee]

Assuming it's a factory brand one and not a self built one, what is the brand name and model name and model number and serial number/service tag number of your computer?

 

[flavallee]

Is that the same computer that's mentioned in this thread?
https://forums.techguy.org/threads/hp-pavilion-g6-white-screen.1251785/#post-9750091

 

[User55555555587]

No it is not a pavilion g6

 

[flavallee]

If it's a different computer, you need to submit the information that I requested in post #25.

 

[User55555555587]

It boots back to version 2004 and says unable to to complete the update undoing changes

 

[User55555555587]

It is a toshiba satellite c670d
Amd e-450 1.65ghz
500gb Seagate laptop thin hdd
Windows 10 pro version 2004