Closed tonycody closed 2 years ago
Maybe the latest 22533 will succeed, going fine here.. If not, you should provide some actionable data, else I can't help you:
zip and attach your setup log folder from C:\$WINDOWS.~BT\Sources\Panther\ (must enable show hidden files in explorer to see it)
I'll try this version
@AveYo The log file has been uploaded
@tonycody dynamic bypass script worked flawlessly
Your setup fails for totally unrelated reasons to this project.
Skimmed through the logs:
oem10.inf
oem9.inf
)
so disable those windows features (Manage optional features - More windows features)Failure while getting the known folder path for CSIDL_PRINTHOOD
guess it's the fake XPS printer errorpSPRemoveUpgradeRegTree: failed to delete reg tree HKLM\SYSTEM\Setup\Upgrade
this is bad, maybe some tencent "av" crap is blocking accessITaskFolder::DeleteTask failed
some scheduled tasks is blocked from being deleted, again some tencent "av" crapCannot write security information for registry key HKLM\SYSTEM\CurrentControlSet\services\TsQBDrv
most definitely some qq crap driver, just uninstall all tencent stuff before the upgradeCSIAgent: Invalid xml format: FormatException: "script" attribute is mandatory
never seen that before, maybe some cn localization issue with the name of an installed program Since your windows is filled with a lot of garbage from tencent, I guess the best would be to download the 22533 iso, mount it and run setup manually from there as it can explicitly tell you what's wrong and can overcome more stuff than the automatic windows update can.
@tonycody dynamic bypass script worked flawlessly
Your setup fails for totally unrelated reasons to this project.
Skimmed through the logs:
- XPS and Print to PDF related drivers appear unsigned/altered (
oem10.inf
oem9.inf
) so disable those windows features (Manage optional features - More windows features)Failure while getting the known folder path for CSIDL_PRINTHOOD
guess it's the fake XPS printer errorpSPRemoveUpgradeRegTree: failed to delete reg tree HKLM\SYSTEM\Setup\Upgrade
this is bad, maybe some tencent "av" crap is blocking accessITaskFolder::DeleteTask failed
some scheduled tasks is blocked from being deleted, again some tencent "av" crapCannot write security information for registry key HKLM\SYSTEM\CurrentControlSet\services\TsQBDrv
most definitely some qq crap driver, just uninstall all tencent stuff before the upgradeCSIAgent: Invalid xml format: FormatException: "script" attribute is mandatory
never seen that before, maybe some cn localization issue with the name of an installed programSince your windows is filled with a lot of garbage from tencent, I guess the best would be to download the 22533 iso, mount it and run setup manually from there as it can explicitly tell you what's wrong and can overcome more stuff than the automatic windows update can.
iso reinstall tips clean all data.thank you,I think I know what the problem is
@tonycody dynamic bypass script worked flawlessly
Your setup fails for totally unrelated reasons to this project.
Skimmed through the logs:
- XPS and Print to PDF related drivers appear unsigned/altered (
oem10.inf
oem9.inf
) so disable those windows features (Manage optional features - More windows features)Failure while getting the known folder path for CSIDL_PRINTHOOD
guess it's the fake XPS printer errorpSPRemoveUpgradeRegTree: failed to delete reg tree HKLM\SYSTEM\Setup\Upgrade
this is bad, maybe some tencent "av" crap is blocking accessITaskFolder::DeleteTask failed
some scheduled tasks is blocked from being deleted, again some tencent "av" crapCannot write security information for registry key HKLM\SYSTEM\CurrentControlSet\services\TsQBDrv
most definitely some qq crap driver, just uninstall all tencent stuff before the upgradeCSIAgent: Invalid xml format: FormatException: "script" attribute is mandatory
never seen that before, maybe some cn localization issue with the name of an installed programSince your windows is filled with a lot of garbage from tencent, I guess the best would be to download the 22533 iso, mount it and run setup manually from there as it can explicitly tell you what's wrong and can overcome more stuff than the automatic windows update can.
Hi, which files did you review for analysis? I want to analyze it myself, or I'll have to find someone to analyze it again if I can't install it next time
setupact.log
(also summarized in setuperr.log
)
setupact.log
(also summarized insetuperr.log
)
thank you!