Help needed with win10

Groove Antenna

Groove Antenna

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Hello there,
I'm having some issues with my Windows 10 install. If anybody would be able to help me or direct me to where I should properly post this to query some help I would be very appreciative! Apologies if this is in the wrong location. This is my first time posting.

- windows 10 pro
- 19045.5371
- Asus ROG Rampage V edition 10
- Samsung 970 M2 NVMe HDD

I don't know what else for information you would require and I don't want to make this post over the long but feel free to ask for whatever you want and I would be happy to provide it.

PROBLEMS:
- SFC /SCANNOW find corruption but is unable to fix some of it.
- Windows 10 repair upgrade fails with first boot error message
- Windows security center not working and Windows defender doesn't appear to be working either
- Windows update not working

WHAT IVE TRIED:
- DISM from local sources via downloaded ISO and just regular
- CHKdsk
- SFC /SCANNOW
- The above from recovery environment.
- SFC fix (finds no issues)
- Malwarebytes
And all of the above from safe mode as well

I am at a loss. One other bit of interesting information when I run the SFC / scannow command from an elevated command prompt I get the help menu for SFc (The same I'll put you would get if you just typed SFC by itself without the scan now)

I'm at a bit of a loss I really don't want to fresh install if I can help it any help would be appreciated.
Thank you

Repair upgrade error code
0x80070428 - 0x3001A
 
Groove Antenna said:
Repair upgrade error code
0x80070428 - 0x3001A
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According to > MiniTool Partition Wizard You need to check the free space on your drive before updating. Tips: There should be at least 30 GB of free space to install or upgrade the system. If the 0x800704B8 – 0x3001A error is caused by insufficient storage space, you can run Disk Cleanup to free up disk space.
 
ET_Explorer said:
According to > MiniTool Partition Wizard You need to check the free space on your drive before updating. Tips: There should be at least 30 GB of free space to install or upgrade the system. If the 0x800704B8 – 0x3001A error is caused by insufficient storage space, you can run Disk Cleanup to free up disk space.
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Thanks for the reply. Just a bit more info. I have spent a few days hunting down all the google fixes I could find, as well as chatgpt4, 01, deepseek, perplexity, and youtube. Likely if its easily found on google i have tried it :) Thank u none the less however.
Here's more helpful info:
I have major file corruption and DISM is not fixing it. I have used WSUS to create an up to date media source and no go. CBS log after running shows a few hundred files are corrupt along with the cached copy.
"findstr /c:"[SR]" %windir%\Logs\CBS\CBS.log > "%userprofile%\Desktop\SFC_logK.txt" "
I ran SFCFIX hoping it would find some useful info to post, but no luck. :(

Windows Defender will not launch or load, I am certian DISM isn't working as I can point it to anything and it succeeds which is very unusual. Windows update will not succeed. I have no restore points anywhere near handy. I have 300gb of free of free space on my local drive. I have ran chkdsk /f and chkdsk /f /r several times. i have tested my ram, reflashed my bios, disabled and enabled secureboot..
 
Thank you for the replies, I appreciate your attention very much.
Regarding the hard drive imminent failure, I received a UPS power bank used for free not long ago and while it initially checked out very well battery looked good not swollen no leakage status and such on the front of it very good, within a month or so if the battery failed and became quite swollen (It had been sitting for quite a long time It's not an uncommon thing to happen to a lead acid battery that hasn't been charged in forever), But I did not notice the dead battery and at this point I had quite a decent Ram cash running as long with the write buffers turned off on my hard drives, to get the extra performance because I had the battery back up and I wasn't concerned about losing power immediately (I should have kept a better eye on the screen and I don't have the Rj45 Cable that came with it yet so I didn't have any alarming notifications on my PC), But anyways that's I would say probably where the extreme amount of corruption is come from and I am hoping that The damage incurred to my hard drive is mostly just on the data side and not on the physical component although I'm not 100% sure. I do know did I've checked it out with HD Sentinel pro and it passes all the surface tests and whatnot but I guess I'll have to wait and see on that one. I I do not have a constant backup of my local drive however it is not used for storing anything beyond the length and time to let's say record or render it.

I read through the other post you linked. Thank you for that by the way. I will check my registry for duplicate profiles right now, I should mention that I have done a clean start as well as powering down and pressing the power button numerous times over a couple of minutes to make sure I drain all of the energy out of the capacitors to completely power things down and give it a shot that way. I have all of my external peripherals unplugged except for my mouse and keyboard and I have tried the upgrade with the most and keyboard removed as well once I set it into motion of course.


- SETUPERR.LOG from the $Windows~BT/Sources/Panther directory shows the following errors:

# 1058: The service can't start that's usually because it's been disabled or has no unable devices.

# 0x80070422: essentially the same as 1058 in HRESULT form; It signals that a service is disabled.

# 0xd00000034 (STATUS OBJECT NAME NOT FOUND): A required object (like a registry key or file) wasn't found.

# 0x80070957: an "invalid parameter" error; something's being passed in incorrectly.

0x80070002: The system can't locate the file or object-it's missing.

0x00000057: another variant of an invalid parameter error.

0x80070bc9: indicates failure when trying to fetch the state of an update (like for WCF or similar components).

0x000036b7; This company's the 0x80070bc9 errors; It's a specific return code from the update state call (It's exact internal meeting is murky).

0x80220008: A state management error from Windows configuration system-basically, it couldn't get a current setting value.

0x800004005: The classic "unspecified error" That tells you nothing specific-it's a catch-all.

0x00000005: Access denied; your process doesn't have the required permissions.

0x00000002: The system can't find the file or object, plain and simple.

0x80070149: a failure when trying to disable a system level auto lock-likely a permissions or configuration snag.

0,x000000428: an error processing the upgrade security template; think of it as a template corruption or misconfiguration.

0x80070428: The security template couldn't be applied for the new OS-perhaps due to a missing service or configuration issue.

0x000000b7: "Already exists" error-something that's supposed to be unique is already present.

0x000000A1: The specified registry path is invalid-Windows couldn't locate that key.

0x0000065E: A write error during registry or system state updates; likely a permissions issue or a corruption at the target.

0x490: Error encountered while trying to remove an INF file-typically meaning the file isn't there.

0x000000cb: A read failure indicating a missing object or file when attempting to access it.

0x139f: a less common code indicating a failed query on a registry key, meaning that key isn't present.



So that's what's in my setuperr.log. I've got a pretty good idea how to fix everything I mean hey I could manually relocate and resource the 600 files that are corrupt which I think would probably allow my SFC to complete which would then allow my update to complete which would then allow the upgrade to complete that's my theory.


What I was hoping Is that since SFCfix was unable to generate you the information required to send a fix archive likely containing the files found corrupt by SFC I'm guessing although I'm not 100% sure on that, That if I was to send you my CBS log or more specifically the [SR] specific portions of it or even to make things easier for you just specifically a file list with all the extraneous info removed just the actual files required you could provide me an SFC fix.zip the same as you would if you had the proper information from your SFC fix program itself.
Obviously it's just my speculation that that is how that program works and I could be very well wrong by a mile so if I am then that's you know not unexpected but if I am correct on how that works that would be very very useful for me and I think would solve all of my problems I have tried to figure out the format of the SFC fix file myself so I could just take care of it and not bother you guys but I have not been able to ascertain that info and as I have read on your site you are not interested in taking that information to a public scale which is completely and totally understandable and respectable from your point of view I would never try to push that or in any way complain about your priorities or your decisions on how you choose to handle the information for your proprietary app. I'm simply just trying to provide a solution that I feel would work and again I could be way off. Either way thank you so much again for your time and if you like I can provide the errors from the other setup log that's in that same panther directory, along with specifics for my windows update error too if you want some I'm happy to share anything that you like.

Thanks again!
 
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xilolee said:
Oh wow! I super appreciate you! I will get those for you asap. Thank you.
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xilolee said:
Please review the posting instructions here (click me), and attach the requested log files.
Skip the fifth step since you already created this thread.
Without log files, our helpers will not be able to assist, and this will slow down fixing your machine.

Our team of volunteers will analyse the provided log files to build a fix for your system.
Please be aware that this may take several days from your initial post, due to the high volume of threads that we receive.

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Rich (BB code): 
2025-02-25 23:45:49, Error                 CSI    00000016@2025/2/26:03:45:49.551 (F) onecore\base\wcp\componentstore\versionedindex.cpp(3239): Store corruption detected in function ComponentStore::CRawStoreLayout::CheckFamilyIndexForDeadWinnerComponent expression: (null)
  MissingWinningComponentKey on resource 'amd64_microsoft-desktop-debugregsvc-deployment_31bf3856ad364e35_10.0.19041.4355_none_d2c05cc975f8c5e1'[gle=0x80004005]

Hi,

Upload your COMPONENTS hive.
  • Navigate to C:\Windows\System32\Config and locate the COMPONENTS file.
  • Please copy this file to your desktop.
  • Note: If you receive an error that this file is in-use, simply reboot your computer and try again.
  • Right-click on this file on your desktop and select Send To > Compressed (zipped) folder. This will create a file named COMPONENTS.ZIP on your desktop.
  • If the file is too large to upload here, upload the file to www.wetransfer.com and post the link in your next reply.
 
Hi,

Open an elevated command prompt, run the following commands and copy paste the result in your next post.
Code: 
dir /s /a %systemroot%\WinSxS\amd64_microsoft-desktop-debugregsvc-deployment_31bf3856ad364e35_10.0.19041.4355_none_d2c05cc975f8c5e1 
certutil -hashfile %systemroot%\WinSxS\amd64_microsoft-desktop-debugregsvc-deployment_31bf3856ad364e35_10.0.19041.4355_none_d2c05cc975f8c5e1.manifest SHA256
 
C:\WINDOWS\system32>dir /s /a %systemroot%\WinSxS\amd64_microsoft-desktop-debugregsvc-deployment_31bf3856ad364e35_10.0.19041.4355_none_d2c05cc975f8c5e1
Volume in drive C has no label.
Volume Serial Number is 0AF1-66A9
File Not Found

C:\WINDOWS\system32>certutil -hashfile %systemroot%\WinSxS\amd64_microsoft-desktop-debugregsvc-deployment_31bf3856ad364e35_10.0.19041.4355_none_d2c05cc975f8c5e1.manifest SHA256
CertUtil: -hashfile command FAILED: 0x80070002 (WIN32: 2 ERROR_FILE_NOT_FOUND)
CertUtil: The system cannot find the file specified.
 
Hi,

Download
67139f7e69a58-SFCFix-ico.PNG
SFCFix and save it to your desktop.

Warning: This fix was written specifically for this system. Do not run this fix on another system.
  • Save any work you have open, and close all programs.
  • Download the attachment SFCFix.zip and save it to your desktop.
  • Drag the SFCFix.zip file over the SFCFix.exe executable and release it.
67139f52b3c1e-SFCFix-Zip-Eng.gif

  • SFCFix will launch, let it complete.
  • Once done, a file will appear on your desktop, called SFCFix.txt.
  • Post the logfile (SFCFix.txt) as attachment in your next reply.

Afterwards retry an-place-upgrade.
 

Attachments

Let me know the ressult after the in-place-upgrade, if it failed please provide the following logs in an ZIP-file if exists:

C:\$Windows.~BT\Sources\Panther\Setuperr.log
C:\$Windows.~BT\Sources\Panther\Setupact.log
 
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