Win10 preview version 10159 can not be upgraded? Try these 5 solutions

Microsoft has released two Win10 previews in succession for the past two days, namely Build 10158 and Build 10159, which makes Windows10 Insider members really toss a lot. Although this is time-consuming and laborious, users who can upgrade and update normally are lucky. Some users are not going well during the upgrade process, and even cannot complete the upgrade. The following five situations are encountered by users in these two days. If you have similar difficulties, you can try to solve them by referring to these methods. Let's take a look at the details to find out, I hope to help everyone

1, Microsoft account login problem

From Win10 preview version 10158, Insider members use Win10 You need to bind your Microsoft account, so signing in with this account becomes a key part. Users who want to upgrade from the old version must log in with the Microsoft account in advance in order to receive the update, because in the new installation process, Microsoft needs to do some association and binding operations.

However, there are users who report that they are not able to receive update prompts when logging in with a Microsoft account. This part of the user should check if the account has been verified on the current computer. You can go to Settings → Account and look for the “Verify” button. Of course, without this button means that the current account has been verified; but if you really find the button, click the Verify button and follow the prompts to complete the process. After rebooting, check the new update again.

2, use “fix me & rdquo; function

In addition, if the above method does not work, you can try again & nbsp; repair me & rdquo; button. This button is located in Settings & Rarr; Update & Security & Rarr; Windows Update & Rarr; Advanced Options, then in the "Get Member Version" & Found; “ Fix me & rdquo; button. This button will not be displayed for normal users, and this location will display “Disable member version”. If the repair option is displayed, it indicates that there is a new version of the receiving issue in the current version. After clicking, wait for the repair to complete, then restart your computer and try to receive the update again.

3, Make sure you receive updates using Fast Tracks

Unable to receive updates may be due to the current receiving channel being slow, and the most recently updated version is Fast. If you find that the current receiving channel is slow, switch to the fast channel and search for updates again.

For users who have previously installed Win10 Preview 10147, switching the Express version seems impossible, because the switching results will not be saved. Therefore, users who have installed this version will not be able to update via the fast track.

However, you can solve the above problem by using the following method:

1 Enter CMD in the Cortana search bar or run and press Enter to open the command prompt

2 Enter the following and press Enter:

reg flags HKLM\\Software\\Microsoft\\WindowsSelfHost\\Applicability set DONT_VIRTUALIZE

3 Wait for the system to process, then restart the computer and try to search for updates again

4, unable to download updates or prompt errors

If you encounter download stagnation (user discovery always shows: fbl_impressive Professional 10159 is downloading update 0%) or prompt error code, etc., or 32-bit system users Unable to receive the update, you can try the following method to restart the Windows update to solve.

1 Close the current “Settings>Window

2 Launch Task Manager

3 Click “Details”(Already in full mode Users can go directly to the next step)

4 Go to "Services" tags

5 Find the wuauserv service (quickly click the keyboard W and U keys twice to locate)< Br>

6 Right click on the service and select Restart Service.

After restarting the service, open again “Settings> Check for updates. If you are lucky, you will find that the download has ended (before you get stuck) Is a superficial phenomenon). If you need to download, just wait patiently.

5, if all the above methods are invalid

The best way may be to wait for the next Win10 version to push. If you can't wait, you can consider rolling back the previous version or re-using the old version of the official ISO image for a clean installation, and then try to upgrade. Or directly use the Windows 10 ISO image (Win10 preview version of the ISO image) to upgrade the installation, which basically solves the problem of not being able to install.