The final results state:Ģ37927945 total allocation units on disk.ġ87098318 allocation units available on disk. The master file table's (MFT) BITMAP attribute is incorrect and the volume bitmap is incorrect. For stage 3, 67,201 data files were processed and 2,033,776 USN bytes were processed. For stage 2, 712,448 index entries were processed with 0 unindexed files scanned and 0 unindexed files recovered to lost and found. It might take a day of your time, and $100 for a new disk-drive, but it will get your computer up-and-running.įor CHKDSK's stage 1, of the 578,048 file records processed, there were 0 bad file records processed. Reinstall the applications listed in your "inventory". backup all your Personal Files to an external disk-drive.ģ. remove the current disk-drive. take an "inventory" of all the applications that you have installed (MS Office? Adobe? Audacity?),Ģ. It should be possible to update from any 2016-release of Windows directly to '1709' - without first installing '1703'.ġ. Note that '1703' was called "Creators Update", and '1709' (released in 9th month of 2017) is called "Fall Creators Update". Have you rebooted, and launched the HP Hardware Diagnostics, to rule-out the possibility of "bad" hardware, such as a failing disk-drive? If I boot the laptop in Safe Mode, the laptop seems to be stable and doesn't crash. Windows crashes before the other application task bar pins (such as Microsoft Word, etc.) are displayed.
The laptop displays my background picture inside Windows and displays the Start menu and the Task View task bar pins. The laptop now freezes (i.e., crashes) before Windows finishes loading. I manually installed version 1703 using a "wusa" command from a command prompt. After more than a dozen hard resets, the laptop eventually booted, and I manually downloaded version 1703 from Microsoft. When Windows Update attempted to download version 1703 again, the computer again crashed repeatedly. I rolled the laptop's OS back to a stable configuration, and the laptop worked for a few days.
In mid-November, the laptop (Pavilion 17-f124ds) again crashed repeated during Windows Update and the laptop was eventually left unable to boot Windows. Windows Update crashed repeatedly and finally gave up on updating after at least a dozen attempts. Windows Update attempted to update to version 1703 (Windows Fall Creator) starting in August.
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