Windows 10: 0x8007002C - 0x2000D failed update from Windows 7 to Windows 10

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While trying to upgrade from Windows 7 (windows 7 home premium) to Windows 10 during the copying files installation has been suddenly interrupted and system rebooted back to Windows 7 & i got the following message " SAFE_OS phase with an error during MIGRATE_DATA operation "

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Please Help, any ideas how to fix error are appreciated

Alexsandr

Posted 2015-08-01T18:25:06.700

Reputation: 21

Have you tried it using .ISO ? – pun – 2015-08-01T19:04:50.730

Yes. Installation package received from windows update was useless because of " boot.win" mistake. So using install.esd and esd-decrypter-wimlib-4 - i succesfully received my .ISO installation file. Click to Setup.exe and installation process was in progress... but it has been lasting for 20 min and met such a disappointment finally. – Alexsandr – 2015-08-01T19:17:33.193

Contact Microsoft Support – Moab – 2015-08-02T03:00:56.990

See this answer – Moab – 2015-08-02T03:06:52.127

Moab, Thanks, Try to boot with only Microsoft Services and will try to install update in a safe mode. promise to return with a feedback – Alexsandr – 2015-08-02T06:27:48.473

Answers

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Solution 1:

Step 1: You can go to PC settings.
Step 2: Under Update and Recovery options, Select "Refresh This PC".

This refresh will delete your installed programs. This might work.

After refresh it might ask for couple of Windows Update install them

Solution 2: Run media creation tool and do a clean install of Windows 10

Hope this helps.

Manubhargav

Posted 2015-08-01T18:25:06.700

Reputation: 385

Hi manubhargav, if I got it right "PC settings" options can be find inside Windows 8 or Windows 8.1 operation system. Although now I have Windows 7 and I apply "Control Panel" and use "Windows Update" option to start "Check for Updates" – Alexsandr – 2015-08-02T06:31:48.877

what you need to do is goto a previous point of time before any faulty updates, so you can do a system restore in windows 7 and check for windows update later on – Manubhargav – 2015-08-02T07:14:22.070

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Having taken into account all advices - i installed software for checking system registry - searching for spying software etc... , to my amazement scanning result has shown massive critical errors, which were succesfully fixed.

Having fixed registry errors- i noticed improving of whole PC productivity...

Rebooted under usual mode (not safe mode), initialized installation process i got following: 1) succesfull passed through copying files 2) installed drivers and components 3) turned settings ... and finally met WINDOWS 10

Thanks to ALL. It works!

Alexsandr

Posted 2015-08-01T18:25:06.700

Reputation: 21