api-ms-win-core-libraryloader-l1-1-1.dll przy upgrade win7 do wim10

I am trying to take advantage of the last free occasion (until the end of this year) WIN7 upgrade to WIN10.
After running Windows10UpgradeAssisatnt, the application downloads from the network what it needs, checks my hardware - everything is OK, and with a specific attempt to update the following message appears:
The program can not be started because the computer was not found api-ms-win-core-libraryloader-l1-1-1.dll Try reinstalling the program to fix the problem.

I will add that I have an HP laptop, WIN7 32 bit, normal legal version, registered, everything OK.
After a few unsuccessful attempts, I reinstalled the WIN7 system on this laptop, I downloaded all the updates that were possible and when trying to upgrade to WIN10 there is the same problem.
What should I do to solve this problem?
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Perform a non-overlay installation W10.

Hello. Give a laptop model because you do not all upgrade from win 7 to win 10, the more you have a 32 bit system, I have upgraded to 10 Home 32Bit but I downloaded the system from Microsoft and condition the original key in win 7.

See: https://www.reddit.com/r/windows/comments/7kwqqd/so_how_to_fix_the/

kacper69 wrote:

WIN7 32 bit

@piterrr_ it is always puzzling why the OS 32 is originally in the laptop.
There may be hardware limitations for the OS.

Added after 1 [minutes]:

@Kolobos it looks like the transfer (removal?) of wimgapi.dll fixes the problem ...

safbot1st wrote:

Perform a non-overlay installation W10.

I do not have WIN10 codes, so I want to do this upgrade from WIN7 to WIN10, because it does not need to have new WIN10 codes.
The laptop model is: HP EliteBook 8440p with 4GRAM and I5 2.53 GHz.

The key can be found in the registry.

kacper69 wrote:

you must have new codes for WIN10

PITERRR,
From what you write, I understand that I can use my old WIN7 codes to install WIN10, which I have on a sticker or can I download them from registers by, for example, ProduKey?
And are the same codes for WIN10 32bit and WIN10 64bit?

These are not the same but Microsoft will check the legality of this key with 7 32bit wines.

kacper69 wrote:

And whether for the WIN10 32bit and WIN10 64bit versions

You can see 64 bit drivers on your network, so you can "have fun" in 64-bit windows.

The method with the substitution of wimgapi.dll immediately solved my problem.
WIN7 has been able to get to WIN10 without any problems.
So the biggest thank you for the idea with this file replacement.
I will stay on the 32 bit system, I do not need to change to a 64 bit system, everything I need works on this system OK.
I will also add to those interested, I checked that after this upgrade, ProduKey detects the same activation code in WIN10, which was previously in WIN7.

kacper69 wrote:

upgrade ProduKey detects the same activation code in WIN10, which was previously in WIN7

Because it is assigned a key digitally to this laptop.