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kingofthebongo
Copper Contributor
Aug 15, 2025

keep getting error when installing W11

Today i got help from microsoft.support, they referred/advised me to Insider Program.

 

Problem is that everytime Windows 10 tries to update/install Windows 11: at the end it stops en deïnstalls. 

(it says: 0xC1900101 - 0x4000D. "Installatie is mislukt in fase SECOND_BOOT, met een fout tijdens de MIGRATE_DATA-bewerking"
All my hardware is ok, drivers ok, antivirus stopped when installing, etc. But i keep getting this problem.
Possibly due to Insider program, they told me. 
How can i fix it?

I have logs from the installproces.

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  • coreylprl's avatar
    coreylprl
    Copper Contributor

    Hey, I ran into something similar a while ago while installing Windows 11 Insider builds — here are a few things that helped in my case:

    - Secure Boot and TPM: Even if your system supports it, double-check that both are actually enabled in BIOS/UEFI. Sometimes they're supported but disabled by default.

    - Disk Format: Make sure your drive is using GPT, not MBR. Windows 11 needs GPT when installing via UEFI boot.

    - Error Code: If you're seeing a specific error code, post it here — it can help figure out whether it's a driver, update, or hardware issue.

    - Disconnect Peripherals: Try unplugging extra USB devices, external drives, or dongles. Some installs fail because of random connected hardware.

    - UUP Dump: If Insider builds won’t install through regular updates, you can use uupdump.net to create a custom ISO. It's community-supported and helped me bypass a failed update loop once.

    Also, are you upgrading from Windows 10 or doing a clean install? That makes a difference too.

    Hope this helps — let us know how it goes!

    • kingofthebongo's avatar
      kingofthebongo
      Copper Contributor

      Thanks for you time and reply. I checked it all, and it seems to be o.k.
      I was trying to upgrade from windows 10. 
      Now i downloaded a boot-install for usb (win11), and i bought a new SSD. Will try that, that must do :-)
      Thanks so far!

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