By following the steps above, you will be able to install the Anniversary Update.If you’re upgrading through Windows Update, make sure the downloading progress gets to 100%, and then you can disconnect your Internet.To switch off your Wi-Fi, click the Notifications icon on your taskbar, then click the Wi-Fi icon on the bottom, to disable it. If you’re using an ISO to upgrade, either from a storage device such as a DVD or USB, disable your Internet connection by either unplugging the Ethernet cable, or switching off your Wi-Fi.If you have any unnecessary USB devices that are plugged in, such as CD/DVD drives, or external media like a USB flash drive, an external hard drive, or even game controllers, unplug them all.Now you can reboot and you have a clean boot environment.You can now click Apply, and then OK to close the window. Go to the Services Make sure that Hide all Microsoft services is checked, and only then you can select Disable All.Press Windows and R again, type in msconfig and again, press Enter or click.Navigate to the Startup tab, and click on each item, then on Disable in the lower right corner, until all items are disabled. Press Alt, Ctrl and Delete simultaneously, or right click on the Taskbar, and open Task Manager.Expand it, and right click then disable every unnecessary USB device, such as a card reader or similar. In the Device Manager that opens, scroll to the bottom, where you will find Universal Serial Bus Controllers. msc, then either click OK or press Enter. Press simultaneously the Windows and R keys on your keyboard, and type in devmgmt.
They might interfere with the files being moved and cause failure of the installation. Disable or completely uninstall all antivirus software.
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