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Error 0x8007000d when installing Windows 11 Insider Preview Feature Update (26300.9032)
Hi everyone, I'm currently running into an issue while trying to update to Windows 11 Insider Preview Feature Update (26300.9032). The installation has failed multiple times. Initially, Windows Update failed with error code 0x8007000D. To troubleshoot, I tried the following: Stopped the Windows Update (wuauserv) and BITS services. Renamed the SoftwareDistribution folder to force Windows Update to download a fresh set of update files. Ran: DISM /Online /Cleanup-Image /CheckHealth DISM /Online /Cleanup-Image /RestoreHealth sfc /scannow Restarted the system after the repairs completed. DISM /RestoreHealth completed successfully, and sfc /scannow reported that Windows Resource Protection did not find any integrity violations. Despite these steps, Windows Update continues to fail. To rule out Windows Update itself, I also downloaded the Windows 11 Insider Preview Feature Update (26300.9032) packages from UUP Dump and created an ISO. I then attempted an in-place upgrade by running setup.exe from the generated ISO while keeping my files and apps. The installation started normally, but after rebooting and completing part of the upgrade process, Windows rolled back to my previous build (26300.8935). Panther logs indicate a migration failure, including error 0x8007042B, after the original Windows Update failures with 0x8007000D. Has anyone experienced a similar issue or found a workaround? Any advice, troubleshooting steps, or suggestions would be greatly appreciated.😄 Thank you!
Notice that my version of Windows 11 Pro Insiders Edition going away keeps appearing
I started getting the notice that my version of Windows will expire on August 11 three or four weeks ago. I would go to the Windows update under Settings/System and it would say NO updates are available. About a week ago It finally stated that update 25H2 was available. I would do the update numerous times since and each time I get an error code of 0xc1900101. looking that error code up on the internet said my EFI partition may need to be enlarged. When trying there sequence of steps, my system would not allow for the increasing of the partition. I Chatted with an individual today Aug 6, and she tried to run a couple of diagnostics and neither produced any meaningful results. She then gave a link to this site where she assured me the issue would be resolved. Oh and also she tried to download a new OS but it stopped before the entire MSI file downloaded. Any help/suggestions?
PC on Insider Preview 26H2 ... Windows Update tries to install 25H2 and fails
My PC is running Windows 11 26H2 build 26300.8935 with an expiration of 8/11/2026. Windows Update keeps trying to install 25H2 but fails with error code 0xc1900101. My BIOS and all drivers are up to date. I worked with Windows support .. case number 7106637314 ... and they were unable to help. Wondering if I need to use the 'Unenroll Device' button in the Windows Insider Program tab in settings. Will I need to install 25H2 via iso file as an in-place repair upgrade?The Insider Preview version displays a warning that it is about to expire
I am currently running the Windows 11 Insider Beta (25H2). The system keeps notifying me that this version is about to expire and that I need to update as soon as possible, but when I click Check for updates, it shows that I am already running the latest version and that no updates are available. Should I manually force an update to a specific version, or should I wait for Microsoft to release a new version?CrossDeviceResume has reappeared after the Insider Preview update KB5089573
After using a tool to disable the resume feature for nearly a year, the KB5089573 preview update caused the CrossDeviceResume feature to reappear. The old method no longer works; even when the key is entered correctly, the resume prompt still pops up at every startup. All related features have now been removed. Is there a new workaround to disable the resume feature again?
