Please also note that Media Creation Tools are available for all supported versions of Windows 10 at any particular time and can be used to upgrade to the next version or several versions ahead if you’ve held off on upgrading. The ones that result from a Media Creation Tool are less bloated but still perform the task properly.
Those ISO’s are larger than a standard single-layer DVD can hold and must be cut to a dual-layer DVD.
These files can also provide the ability to create USB drives for the same purpose and also can directly allow users to install new versions onto their properly working systems without any intermediate steps (cutting an ISO to disc or creating a finished USB drive.) Another perk is that ISO files from a Media Creation Tool are significantly smaller than those which can be gotten upon release from Microsoft. I used a band new 32 GB USB 3.0 Flash drive, In-case my old 16 GB one was faulty or the size of the files somehow exceeded 16 GB, the tool states it only needs 8 GBīetween all of these steps listed above one or more of them allowed the media creation tool to progress past 50%, only took about an hour to finish the install give or take.The most efficient way to access official ISO files is through the official Media Creation Tools which Microsoft hosts.I ran the creation tool as an administrator by right clicking on the tool icon.I turned off Adguard (Ad-Blocker Application).I turned off WebRoot secure Anywhere (Anti-Virus).Background Intelligent Transfer Service.The Startup Type of them all should be set to Automatic. On the list of services, find the services listed below and check their status.
Press Windows key + R, type services.msc, and hit Enter.I enabled several services listed on another troubleshooting forum: I solved my issue with a bit of troubleshooting, I'll list what I did in hopes is helps anyone with this issue in the future. I also just recently had this issue the progress bar would stop at 50% and not progress any further.
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