Win10 TH2 official version upgrade error 0xC1900101 solution

It is relatively simple to upgrade from Win 10 official version 10240 to Win10 TH2 official version. However, upgrades on Win10 may still encounter compatibility issues. Recently, users have encountered 0xC1900101 – 0x3000D errors during the upgrade, which may cause the upgrade to fail. Below, let's take a look at the Win10 TH2 official version upgrade error 0xC1900101 solution.

Win10 TH2 official version upgrade
According to user feedback, this situation is basically caused by incompatible hardware drivers such as graphics cards. For the user of this feedback problem, it is caused by the NVIDIA discrete graphics driver. Therefore, the solution is very clear: temporarily uninstall the N card driver, and then reinstall after the upgrade.
According to the previous Microsoft community's explanation, the error at the beginning of 0xC1900101 is basically caused by compatibility problems, especially the hardware and software compatibility issues such as graphics cards are more prominent. This problem was upgraded to Win10/Win8.1 before Win10 official version. It happened. Therefore, if you encounter such problems again in the future, uninstalling related drivers and killing software should be the preferred solution.