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Okay, I fixed the previous error (0x80070570). I restarted the laptop, followed your steps and the partition sizes changed somehow but it worked. I pressed Next and it managed to Copy the files but it stopped at 30% for the next step. I then got this error: 0x8007045D. What am I doing wrong?

@@mtkrugby9949 So, now I'm wondering where this problem came from and how to solve it. If you do everything step by step as in my video, then you are doing everything right. The fact is that this method of installing the new Windows 10 or 11 has already been used by several tens of thousands of people from my various videos, problems sometimes happened, but this is the first time I encountered a problem like yours. Here are a few different solutions: Format the USB flash drive and create it again, or use another USB flash drive - this is the simplest reason and the simplest solution. This error is possible due to problems with the disk on which the old Vidovs is installed. In some cases, the cause of the error is incorrect operation of the RAM. And so on... All other ways to solve the problem do not leave the opportunity to use applications and programs with old Windows in the way I showed in my video. That is, before installing the new Windows 10, you need to save your personal files on another drive and after that, when installing Windows 10, delete all partitions on the disk to create unallocated space, then click Next, the new Windows will install without problems, and all data on the disk will be deleted. If this option suits you, write to me about it and if your old Windows continues to work, I can offer you a way to create a partition on the disk for the new Windows 10 and not delete the old Windows, that is, you will have two Windows installed on your laptop and they will both work. But before that you can try the following: Start installing Windows 10 from the very beginning, and in the disk selection window, delete all small system partitions, but do not delete drive C, in this window it will be the largest in volume, then click on the disk with the old Windows and click Next to continue the installation.

Yes, of course you need to install it on the same disk where the old Windows was. I showed and told all this in my video.

@ipMalik aw man, I wanted to reinstall it on my new ssd, looks like thats out the window

@@ADRIAN-TV69 Ok!

@@ipMalik is there any other way I could do it without losing my license or data?

@@ADRIAN-TV69 1. In order not to lose your license when installing a new Windows, you must install the same edition of Windows that was installed on your computer before. If you had Windows Pro, you need to install Windows Pro, if you had Windows Home, you need to install Windows Home and then the OS will be activated automatically. 2. To save personal data, you can install a new Windows using the method from my video, or make a backup copy of the files and place them on another disk or flash drive.