error 8007000d when installing 21H1

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One of our laptops is stuck at 20H2. I tried all the recommended solutions that I could find on the web, but not windows reset.
Does any one have a suggestion?
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Yaakov Laks

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What media are you using to get it to 21H1?

Have you tried getting 21H1 through Rufus so that you have full iso handy?

Susan Bradley Patch Lady/Prudent patcher

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Thanks, Susan
I downloaded the ISO directly from Microsoft, tried “repair” then received “the software was not installed”. I have not yet looked at the proper registry command.
Will do it in a few hours and let you know.
Yours,
Y. L.

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When you say repair, you mean an inplace over the top?

Susan Bradley Patch Lady/Prudent patcher

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Shalom Susan,
8007000d persists despite some changes I made to the registry.
The Policies/windows update key had only 2 strings, namely: (default) – (value not set) and DisableWindowsUpdateAccess – value 0.
I added ProductVersion – windows 10; TargetReleaseVersion – value 1
and TargetReleaseVersioninfo – 21H2.  Restarted, tried backup received the 8007000d.
I have the 21H2 iso.
The media I used were; 1. Windows10Upgrade9252.exe
and 2. windows10.0-kb5011487-x64_2190163dcb84974d93ecdc32bdae277b57ebb95c.msu
What can I do next?
yours,
Yaakov Laks

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Repair install over the top – YouTube

Can you see if this works for you?

Susan Bradley Patch Lady/Prudent patcher

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Thanks again, Susan,
I tried this already and was prompted to a full reset.
At the “Choose what to keep” page, the only choice was “Nothing”.  Both “Keep…” alternatives were grayed out.
I am trying more DISM repair options and I’ll inform you on the results.

yours
Yaakov Laks

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Shalom again, Susan,
I ran both Dism … restore health and sfc /scannow, I still cannot install. when I (re)tried  “Windows10Upgrade9252.exe” I received a debug window saying: “Line: 68 Error: Access is denied.” the built in debugger didn’t solve the issue.
Any suggestion, besides avoiding the issue or a complete windows reset?

yours,
Yaakov Laks

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