Here are some common issues that may occur during the installation of Windows and solutions for them:

Issue 1: Blue Screen of Death (BSOD) – Error Code 0x80070005

  • Cause: A software or hardware issue, such as a faulty driver or driver conflict.

  • Solution:

* Run the System File Checker (SFC) tool to scan and repair corrupted system files. To do this:

1. Press Ctrl + Shift + Esc to open Task Manager.

2. Click on «Tools» in the left sidebar.

3. Select «Error Handling.»

4. Click on «Windows System File Checker.»

* If the issue persists, try booting in safe mode (F8) and selecting «Troubleshoot Advanced Options» to check for driver updates.

Issue 2: Installation Issues

  • Cause: A problem with the installation process.

  • Solution:

* Try using a different USB drive or disk.

* Make sure all necessary drivers are installed and up-to-date.

* If you’re using a virtual machine, try installing Windows on a physical installation media.

Issue 3: Installation Error Messages

  • Cause: A problem with the installation process, such as missing files or network connectivity issues.

  • Solution:

* Check the Event Viewer for error messages and update your system drivers.

* Run a System Restore to revert to a previous point in time when you were able to install Windows.

* If you’re using a cloud storage service, try checking with your provider if they can help resolve the issue.

Issue 4: Installation Issues During Boot

  • Cause: A problem during boot, such as a kernel panic or system file corruption.

  • Solution:

* Run System Restore to revert to a previous point in time when you were able to install Windows.

* Try booting from a USB drive or an external storage device instead of the installation media.

Issue 5: Installation Issues After Boot

  • Cause: A problem after installing, such as drivers not updating properly or system files being corrupted.

  • Solution:

* Run System File Checker (SFC) again to scan and repair corrupted system files.

* Check for updates on all installed devices and install any necessary drivers.

Issue 6: Installation Issues During Installation

  • Cause: A problem during installation, such as a failed partition or disk issue.

  • Solution:

* Use the built-in tool «Disk Management» to check and repair disks.

* If you’re using a virtual machine, try reinstalling Windows on a physical installation media.

Issue 7: Error Messages

  • Cause: A problem with the installation process, such as a corrupted system file or driver issue.

  • Solution:

* Run System File Checker (SFC) to scan and repair corrupted system files.

* Check for updates on all installed devices and install any necessary drivers.

Issue 8: Installation Errors During Installation

  • Cause: A problem during installation, such as a network connectivity issue or device driver conflicts.

  • Solution:

* Try updating your drivers to the latest version.

* Use the built-in tool «Device Manager» to troubleshoot and repair devices.

Issue 9: Error Messages

  • Cause: A problem with the installation process, such as a corrupted system file or driver issue.

  • Solution:

* Run System File Checker (SFC) to scan and repair corrupted system files.

* Check for updates on all installed devices and install any necessary drivers.

Issue 10: Installation Issues After Install

  • Cause: A problem after installing, such as a failed installation or driver issues.

  • Solution:

* Run System File Checker (SFC) again to scan and repair corrupted system files.

* Check for updates on all installed devices and install any necessary drivers.

Troubleshooting Windows Installation Steps

  • Check Event Viewer: The Event Viewer is a built-in tool that shows errors, warnings, and info messages about your computer’s performance. To access the Event Viewer:

* Press Windows key + R to open the Run dialog box.

* Type «eventvwr.msc» in the Open field and press Enter.

  • Check Device Manager: The Device Manager is another built-in tool that shows information about your computer’s hardware components, including drivers. To access the Device Manager:

* Press Windows key + X to open the Device Manager.

* In the Device Manager, expand each category to view and manage devices.

  • Check for Updates: Ensure all installed devices are up-to-date by checking for updates in the Device Manager or through the Microsoft Update Catalog.

Final Tips

  • Back up important files before reinstalling Windows.

  • Use a secure internet connection when downloading drivers and updates.

  • Keep your operating system, software, and other applications up-to-date to ensure compatibility with new devices and features.