Ошибка Installation has failed Discord
Пользователи Discord, как и любой другой программы сталкиваются с рисками однажды увидеть на экране уведомление об ошибке «Installation has failed Discord», то есть проблеме с установкой. Устранить данную неприятность можно самостоятельно, для чего придется потратить немного времени.
Причины появления ошибки
Среди всего многообразия возможных ошибок, характерных для данной ситуации, можно выделить несколько наиболее распространенных вариантов:
- Запущены другие процессы, блокирующие установку программы;
- Файлы от неполного удаления старой программе мешают новой установке;
- Антивирусные программы выставляют защитный барьер;
- Скачанная программа повреждена или имеет в себе ошибки;
- Программа и операционная система несовместимы по требованиям.
Выявить причину неисправности можно путем простого метода исключения, проводя проверку от одной причины проблем к другой.
В большинстве случаев справиться с ошибкой «Installation has failed Discord» позволяет следующий набор действий:
- Перейти в «Диспетчер задач» через нажатие правой клавиши на рабочем столе;
- Выбрать в перечне действующих процессов все, относящиеся к Discord, и закрыть их;
- Вернуться к установке программы с первого этапа.
В случае, если установка проводится в «операционки» для ПК или ноутбуков, а предпринятые выше действия никакого результата не дали, можно провести следующую операцию:
- Вызвать строку команд клавишами WIN + R;
- Ввести команды «%appdata%» и «%localappdata%»;
- Появляющиеся при этом папки необходимо полностью удалить;
- Далее проводится перезагрузка ПК и повторная установка приложения.
Если и дальше имеются проблемы с установкой, необходимо активировать инсталлятор, наделенный правами администратора или использовать программу с совместимостью к конкретной операционной системе.
Ошибка Update failed Discord
Появление данной ошибки свидетельствует о том, что оставшиеся после удаления предыдущей версии голосового приложения файлы не позволяют провести установку новой версии программного продукта.
В данной ситуации можно воспользоваться двумя вариантами действий:
- Закрыть Discord, открытый в браузерной версии;
- Провести полную чистку «Диспетчера задач» от всех соответствующих процессов.
Воспользоваться можно и полной переустановкой приложения, при этом компьютер придется предварительно очистить реестр от всех «мусорных» файлов. В ручном режиме данных процесс может занять достаточно много времени, поэтому целесообразно задействование специальных утилит, например, Ccleaner или других идентичных по назначению программок. Данные продукты доступны в бесплатном доступе, поэтому установить их на собственный ПК не представляет никакой сложности. Одновременно они обезопасят пользователя от ошибочного удаления важных файлов, оказывающих влияние на работоспособность компьютера в целом.
Другие способы
Среди возможных причин проблем с загрузкой выступает и повреждение загрузочных файлов программ. Особенно это актуально при использовании сторонних ресурсов. Чтобы снизить подобные риски, целесообразно скачивать программу Discord только с официального сайта разработчиков.
Проблемы могут быть вызваны и настройками антивирусного ПО. В таком случае программу Discord необходимо отметить в качестве доверенной, и никакие ограничения антивируса распространяться на приложение не будут.
Если же говорить о несовместимости требований программы и компьютера, то эта причина может проявиться только при попытках установки голосового сервиса чатов на устаревших машинах, не имеющих необходимой производительности или других необходимых для Discord атрибутов.
Fix: Windows 10 Installation has Failed
This error appears when users try to install an in-place upgrade or a complete reinstall of Windows 10 on their respective computers. The error usually appears somewhere in the middle of the installation and there are usually no clues as to what might have caused it.
Windows 10 Installation has Failed
There are generally no error codes to point out the cause but users have come up with different ways of resolving the problem on their own. Make sure you follow the methods we have prepared for you to try out in order to successfully resolve the problem.
What Causes Windows 10 Installation to Fail?
We have prepared several most common causes of this problem. Identifying the correct cause for the problem is one of the most important steps during the troubleshooting process. Check it out before proceeding below with the methods:
- Some files are sometimes copied twice during the installation because of a bug in Windows Media Creator. The problem can be resolved by removing ‘read-only’ and ‘system’ properties of a folder.
- A file might have an improper extension and you should try changing it in order to resolve the problem.
- Issues with Boot Manager may cause the problem so try resetting it.
- A service or a program may cause the problem to appear. Try booting in clean boot and running the installation
Solution 1: Clear Certain Attributes of the Installation Folder
In certain cases, the Windows 10 installer tries to overwrite (copy) the installation files in a folder named $WINDOWS.
BT in your local disk. Some users have said that it may occur because the installer tries to copy the files two times in succession but fails to do so and reports the error. Follow the steps below in order to try to resolve the problem.
- Start the Windows 10 installation as usual and navigate to the last screen, just before you are going to start the installation. The screen should say just what will be installed and what settings you have chosen to use.
Ready to install – screen
- Minimize the installer and open File Explorer by opening a folder and navigating to Local Disk C. Try to locate a folder named $WINDOWS.
BT
in the root folder of the Local Disk.
If you are unable to see the $WINDOWS.BT
folder, you may need to turn on the option which enables you to view hidden files and folders. Click on the “View” tab on File Explorer’s menu and click on the “Hidden items” checkbox in the Show/hide section.
Enabling the view of hidden files
- Right-click on the problematic folder and click the Properties option from the context menu. Stay in the General tab and locate the Attributes section at the bottom. Clear the box next to the Read-only and System options and click on Apply before exiting. Check to see if the problem still appears when re-running the installation.
Solution 2: Rename an Installation File
It appears that there is a bug regarding the Windows Media Creation Tool which renamed the file different as to it should be named. The error appears when trying to install to a DVD because a file is named ‘install.esd’ as opposed to ‘install.wim’ which will cause the installation to go smoothly. Your job is to rename the file to ‘install.wim’ which should resolve the problem quite easily and prevent it from being copied twice.
- Start the Windows 10 installation as usual and navigate to the last screen, just before you are going to start the installation. The screen should say just what will be installed and what settings you have chosen to use.
Ready to install – screenReady to install – screen
- Minimize the installer and open File Explorer by opening a folder and navigating to the disk where you have inserted the installation media (USB or DVD). Double-click it and open the sources folder located inside.
- Locate the file named install.esd, right-click on it and choose Rename. Change its extension from ‘esd’ to ‘wim’.
‘install.esd’ file in Sources
- Try running the installation again and see if the problem still appears.
Solution 3: Repair the Boot Configuration Data
Going through the essential commands related to the boot manager is always a nice and easy way to do Windows installing troubleshooting. There are several methods you should run in a particular order in order to reset and reboot the Boot Manager service which is directly responsible with Windows update and Windows installation.
- If your computer’s system is down, you will have to use the installation media used to install windows for this process. Insert the installation drive you own or which you have just created and boot your computer.
- You will see a Choose your keyboard layout window so choose the one you want to use. The Choose an option screen will appear so navigate to Troubleshoot >>Advanced Options >>Command Prompt.
Command Prompt in Advanced Options
- If you are not having problems with the system, you can use the Windows UI to access this screen. If you are using Windows 10 on your PC, there is another way to access the Advanced Startup on your computer. Use the Windows Key + I key combination in order to open Settings or click the Start menu and click the gear key at the bottom left part.
- Click on Update & security >>Recovery and click the Restart Now option under the Advanced startup section. Your PC will proceed to restart and you will be prompted with the Advanced options screen.
Restart Now in Settings
- Click to open the Command Prompt from the Advanced options screen.
Command Prompt in Advanced Options
- Command Prompt should now open with administrator privileges. Type in the command displayed below and make sure you hit Enter afterwards.
- Close Command Prompt afterwards and choose the Restart option. Check to see if the problem is gone.
Solution 4: Run the Installation in Clean Boot
There are various other programs and services which can affect the installation of the Microsoft Windows 10 suite. In most cases, the cause is the antivirus you have installed and you can try disabling it while the installation runs. However, to make sure nothing can interfere with the installation, we recommend you clean boot which will disable all non-Microsoft programs and services from starting up. After you finish successfully, you can return back to normal mode.
- Use the Windows + R key combination on your keyboard. In the Run dialog box type MSCONFIG and click OK.
- Click on the Boot tab and uncheck the Safe Boot option (if checked).
Running MSCONFIG
- Under the General tab in the same window, click to select the Selective startup option, and then click to clear the Load startup items check box to make sure it’s not checked.
- Under the Services tab, click to select the Hide all Microsoft services check box, and then click Disable all.
Disable all non-Microsoft services
- On the Startup tab, click Open Task Manager. In the Task Manager window under the Startup tab, right click on each startup item which is enabled and select Disable.
Task Manager – Disable startup items
- After this, you will need to perform some of the most boring processes and that is enabling the Startup items one by one and restarting your computer. After that, you need to check whether the problem appears again. You will need to repeat the same process even for the Services which you have disabled in Step 4.
- Once you locate the problematic startup item or service, you can undertake action in order to solve the problem. If it is a program, you can reinstall it or repair If it is a service, you can disable it, etc.
Windows 10 installation has failed
Well,I Got the iso and now I am trying to install windows so i get to the part where it says installing and i get to 33% and it closes and says Windows 10 installation has failed i dont know what to do
I Have Windows 10 Insiders Preview 10162
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Are you trying perchance to get the free Upgrade as if so this requires starting within the Windows 7 or 8.1 you wish to Upgrade: How to Upgrade to Windows 10 — Microsoft
My understanding is that you can remain with the TP and its subsequent builds however this will not immediately (or perhaps ever) lead to the free Upgrade which is only from a qualifying Win7 or 8.1.
As to other installation failures this is the latest and quite complete: Windows 10 Install and Upgrade Top Solutions — Microsoft Community
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Try another method to install shown in How to Upgrade to Windows 10 — Microsoft
like via Get Windows 10 through Windows Update.
Try again creating the media this time following closely the steps in Installing Windows 10 using the media creation tool — Windows Help.
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like via Get Windows 10 through Windows Update.
Try again creating the media this time following closely the steps in Installing Windows 10 using the media creation tool — Windows Help.
I have tried that and it is a Something Happened Windows 10 has failed. I too, have never had the IT preview. It is a clean, legal version Windows 7 SP1. I am getting sick of the Microsoft Message that if you don’t have your update in early August call customer support and we will help install and set up. Well, tried that bit too and they say your download is coming in 48 hours. Well, its been 6 days since that 48 hours, guess what, NO UPGRADE. Media creation tool-DOES NOT WORK!
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Have you tried rebuilding BCD? This worked for me and some other on the thread here
Find an answer from a user Cifad and follow his step after you entered Windows Recovery mode (repeat Shift+F8 while Windows is booting up.
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When I clicked the upgrade button in my taskbar, it told me the upgrade was available. I ran the online upgrade method and that worked flawlessly. I now have Windows 10 on my HP Envy and what appears to be a useless DVD of Windows 10 Pro. I guess I’d say there is a bug in the DVD based upgrade process or a prerequisite not met and not made clear. The online method worked.
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Yes, I was finally able to upgrade to Windows 10 from a downloaded ISO file after 14 days of trials & almost sleepless nights, phew. What finally worked ? Unfortunately, the suggestion was not generated from this elite forum. I downloaded a small utility software “PCFixKit” & used it to rectify Registry errors in my Windows 8.1. My problem was during each trial for Installation it failed after 24% with the message “Something Happened”. The setuperr.log was blank. I ran sfc /scannow and the CBS.log reported : can’t repair “bootmgfw.efi.mui” file missing & can’t repair three other “telemetry” files due & to HASH mismatch. So a friend suggested http://www.fixerrorkit/fixerror/fix-bootmgfw.efi.mui-error.html . From there I downloaded the “PCFixKit”. Ran it to fix Registry Errors (it found 28) , whereas the “CCleaner” had detected earlier only one. In reply to my queries in this forum, I was suggested to “Reset” or “Clean Install” my laptop which involved losing all my data which I had kept in a separate partition (D:) . This also meant going back to Windows 8, upgrade to Windows 8.1 and then to Windows 10. So my humble advice (if I am qualified to make one) to anyone who wish to keep Windows 10, installed from a downloaded ISO file, is to buy from Microsoft a new “Product Key” so that in any case of future problems you don’t have to start from your OEM version. Also please immediately prepare a Rescue Media containing Win PE 5 & a “System Image” using any Third Party Software like “Macrium Reflect”,”Acronis True Image”, etc. & store them in DVD-R/USB stick/External Hard Disk, as required.
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