The error usually appears when trying to run Windows Setup and the process simply stops with the message above. This is a clear sign that something is wrong on your computer, especially if you own a PC which can support the version of Windows you are trying to install. Follow the steps below to try and solve the problem easily.
Solution 1: A Command Prompt Tweak
This tweak has proven itself useful to countless users who struggled with this error message for months and it’s amazing how the solution can turn out to be so easy yet so difficult to think off. The solution should be executed the first time you see the error when only starting the installation of Windows and you should be able to go through the installation process successfully. CD C:\windows\system32\oobe msoobe
Solution 2: Change Some BIOS Settings
There are several caused for this problem, but one of them is definitely the fact that there are certain settings in BIOS which works great for older versions of the Windows operating system but they display poor execution on Windows 10 and it can often cause this error to occur. Follow the steps below in order to fix this.
Solution 3: Stop Overclocking Your CPU
Overclocking your processor usually causes these errors and it was confirmed by many users that the problem occurred when they started to overclock their PCs. Overclocking is a process where you change the frequency and speed of your processor to a greater value and above the recommended factory settings. This can give your PC a significant speed advantage but you have to absolutely careful since there were situations where entire PCs went down in fire after users overclocked them too much or because they were careless. Returning your CPU’s rate and frequency to its original state depends on which software you used to overclock in the first place. Intel and AMD have their own applications available to download which let users overclock their CPUs but there are dozens of programs available to choose from so use them to stop overclocking. Stop overclocking your PC and check to see if the error appears again.
Solution 4: Having a Problem with a Certain Device
In order to be ready to apply this solution, first you will need to be sure that this is indeed causing the problem. You can check this by disconnecting or disabling various devices on your computer via Device Manager » Right-click on device » Disable Device. This way you can restart the process and check to see when the error does not appear -> that device is causing problems. You should see the following message when you choose the install option if you are really having problems with your drivers in the first place: “To continue installation, use the Load Driver option to install 32-bit and signed 64-bit drivers. Installing an unsigned 64-bit device driver is not supported and might result in an unusable windows installation” This usually means that the driver for that specific device is not installing properly and you may need to load it manually. Follow the steps below in order to try and do it yourself.
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