The Win10 update works under Windows only from build 1909 always the next one online.
If you install with iso and your memory is full, you have to free up at least 6 GB and plug in a minimum of 10 GB USB stick, then the upgrade should work in Windows itself.
For me it definitely has. You can then remove the stick
Don't know had similar problems on the z64w, think it has to do with the new update. they are bigger than normal. I couldn't do it that way. I had to do a new update on May 2020 and was then able to do the new upgrade to the new version with the Iso. For me it was up to the Fat32 to only be installed and the new Win version did not support that it is 6GB in size. Only the online upgrade was possible. Maybe that can help, I have problems like this on other PCs
https://support.microsoft.com/de-de...lisieren-46865f3f-37bb-4c51-c69f-07271b6672ac
So I had the following similar problem with the Z64W. For me it was the size of the update and the free memory. I had to free up 25 GB on my hard drive. Then when I wanted to start the update with Rufus, he always jumped to NTFS, it was desperate until I noticed the installation stick only works with Fat32 and files up to 4GB. My bios did not recognize anything in the NTFS to install.
But then you could not update the upsate.
So I had to do a complete new installation, due to the size of the new 6GB update, that was not possible.
But then I found the following solution for myself, I reinstalled the May 2020 update of the Fat 32 USb Stick. and then performed the November upgrade in Windows, I was glad it worked. I also had the problem on other computers, not a Minix. I don't think it's because of that. To save your Windows, you can try to create another partition with Diskpart and the repair mode and do a Win Install on the device there in parallel. But you can also do an installation on an external hard drive and then read out your drive with Diskpart, example lis dis, sel dis ..., lis vol sel vol look for the Efi start partition mostly 100 MB
assign it a letter with assign letter = Z close Diskpart and start with bcdboot your hard drive letter: \ Windows / s for me Z:, or rewrite the whole EFi start, bcdboot C: \ Windows / s Z: / f UEFI . So you can start Windows from the hard drive and make a backup of the old one. Drive B letter you have to add yours is just an example from me. Maybe this can help you?
Would be very happy.
But something else could also work.
By inserting an SD card at least 64 GB and trying to integrate it into C: as a folder.
Change this PC, Manage, Disk Management, right mouse button, drive letter or paths and from sd to c:, sd as a folder.
You have to try, it will definitely expand your internal memory
Another cool tip, just expand your internal memory, this PC, right click, disk management, take your mSD card formatted NTFS, you can also take it larger, you have to test how many GB your device supports.
Expand your C drive and provide your msd card in C as a folder
If you install with iso and your memory is full, you have to free up at least 6 GB and plug in a minimum of 10 GB USB stick, then the upgrade should work in Windows itself.
For me it definitely has. You can then remove the stick
Don't know had similar problems on the z64w, think it has to do with the new update. they are bigger than normal. I couldn't do it that way. I had to do a new update on May 2020 and was then able to do the new upgrade to the new version with the Iso. For me it was up to the Fat32 to only be installed and the new Win version did not support that it is 6GB in size. Only the online upgrade was possible. Maybe that can help, I have problems like this on other PCs
https://support.microsoft.com/de-de...lisieren-46865f3f-37bb-4c51-c69f-07271b6672ac
So I had the following similar problem with the Z64W. For me it was the size of the update and the free memory. I had to free up 25 GB on my hard drive. Then when I wanted to start the update with Rufus, he always jumped to NTFS, it was desperate until I noticed the installation stick only works with Fat32 and files up to 4GB. My bios did not recognize anything in the NTFS to install.
But then you could not update the upsate.
So I had to do a complete new installation, due to the size of the new 6GB update, that was not possible.
But then I found the following solution for myself, I reinstalled the May 2020 update of the Fat 32 USb Stick. and then performed the November upgrade in Windows, I was glad it worked. I also had the problem on other computers, not a Minix. I don't think it's because of that. To save your Windows, you can try to create another partition with Diskpart and the repair mode and do a Win Install on the device there in parallel. But you can also do an installation on an external hard drive and then read out your drive with Diskpart, example lis dis, sel dis ..., lis vol sel vol look for the Efi start partition mostly 100 MB
assign it a letter with assign letter = Z close Diskpart and start with bcdboot your hard drive letter: \ Windows / s for me Z:, or rewrite the whole EFi start, bcdboot C: \ Windows / s Z: / f UEFI . So you can start Windows from the hard drive and make a backup of the old one. Drive B letter you have to add yours is just an example from me. Maybe this can help you?
Would be very happy.
But something else could also work.
By inserting an SD card at least 64 GB and trying to integrate it into C: as a folder.
Change this PC, Manage, Disk Management, right mouse button, drive letter or paths and from sd to c:, sd as a folder.
You have to try, it will definitely expand your internal memory
Another cool tip, just expand your internal memory, this PC, right click, disk management, take your mSD card formatted NTFS, you can also take it larger, you have to test how many GB your device supports.
Expand your C drive and provide your msd card in C as a folder
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