Well, the 80070002 error means "File Not Found". I don't know what file it is referring to.
You might try downloading using the media creation tool to create the Install media. Once you have that, you can try running the setup file from the Win 10 Desktop.
If you have not checked the Microsoft community, you might look here.
@jimwae , the best way is a clean install. Just back up all your data. Perform a data wipe to restore your drive performance. Clean install win 11 with a USB drive. Run update afterward, your new win 11 should be activated and all drivers are installed automatically.
ok sounds like i'm doing a clean install but how did you get around the tpm issue, I don't have any settings that i can find in my bios and i have the latest bios as far as I can tell???
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Well, the 80070002 error means "File Not Found". I don't know what file it is referring to.
You might try downloading using the media creation tool to create the Install media. Once you have that, you can try running the setup file from the Win 10 Desktop.
If you have not checked the Microsoft community, you might look here.
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