Has anyone else had the upgrade from Windows 10 to 11 fail repeatedly? My PC mee?

[8566xajpida]

Yeah, and have you checked if there's enough free space on your C: drive?

[eswlQDeEiJ]

Agreed, that's a common culprit. Also, try temporarily disconnecting any non-essential USB devices like printers or external drives during the install.

[iBrvlhGTfZjq]

This. You could also check for any pending Windows updates and install those first, as sometimes a missing cumulative update can block the upgrade.

[PiYiP9]

Can confirm. This happened to me. For me, it was a specific audio driver that was compatible with 10 but kept blocking the 11 install, even though it was "updated."

[aOvpNncEuCw]

Oh, that's a good point—did you try uninstalling that audio driver before the upgrade?

[WLUeKyV]

Yeah, that's a solid suggestion. Also, try temporarily disconnecting any non-essential USB devices before starting the install—sometimes they can interfere. Let me know if that works.

[jfcv7555239]

Agreed. I had the same problem. For me, it was a BIOS setting—I had to enable TPM and Secure Boot manually even though my hardware supported it.

[iyf121295]

Yeah, You could also try temporarily disconnecting any non-essential peripherals, like extra monitors or USB devices, during the install. Another option is to use the Windows 11 Installation Assistant instead of Windows Update.

[ksLOynd]

This. Agreed, the Installation Assistant is usually more reliable. One more thing: if you have any third-party antivirus, try disabling it completely before starting the upgrade.

[171r3zujs]

Yeah, Also, have you checked if there's enough free space on your main drive?