Rich-M

That's the easy way! Unfortunately I wish it was predictable or even explainable.

Have a read: https://social.technet.microsoft.com/Forums/en-US/8988575b-32fb-46fb-bd8e-dd9aaafa9903/windows-10-anniversary-update-error-code-0xc1900107?forum=win10itprogeneral

Usually there is a resume or Update icon left on your desktop when you are interrupted but if you start the update again it should pick up what you have already downloaded.

Well of course everything is one word answers, they text everything and anything. No one talks anymore. If there were another way to text all the wireless phone companies would go out of business.

I forgot to mention I normally would take the drive out and copy the files and data before doing this but that was not necessary as the user had two backup hard drives.

Had one of the most badly infected computers I have ever had. Client wasn't sure where this came from but could have been an attachment to an email from someone he knew who he found out later didn't send it. System was Intel 6700K with 500 gb Ssd drive and 16 gb 2133 Ddr3 ram moving like a snail. Most of the desktop items would not open to right or left click. Classic Shell start menu gone and Win 10 start menu would flash quickly then go away if open too long. I tried to run Hitman Pro Kickstart from usb but would not run. I could boot to it but would show up failed with any choice. I fo

Nice reference: http://www.howtogeek.com/163452/everything-you-need-to-know-about-the-blue-screen-of-death/

You will be able to as it will remember, install this tool: https://www.microsoft.com/en-us/software-download/windows10/

OK so it is now up to Windows 10? I am so confused.

I have the same understanding.

Using a Windows dvd cannot give you the updates you were trying to do, it probably just returned you to prior to the updates then.

OK but what cd?

2 points for that one Ace!

Yes how did you get it to go?

Somehow we always wind up one up but who knows what the future will bring.