Windows 10 Update Interrupted: Error 0xc0000428, Intel Core i7-8700K, ASUS Prime Z370-A & GTX 1060

Hello

The gentlemen picked up a new computer from the store and turned off the electricity when installing the W10.

Computer specification:

Case SilentiumPC Gladius M35 (SPC128)
Asus PRIME Z370-A motherboard
SilentiumPC Supremo L2 550W (SPC139) power supply
CPU cooler SilentiumPC Fera 3 HE1224 v2 (SPC144)
Corsair Vengeance LPX memory, DDR4, 16GB (2x8GB), 3000MHz (CMK16GX4M2B3000C15R)
Samsung 960 Evo 500GB M.2 PCIe SSD (MZ-V6E500BW)
Intel Core i7-8700K, 3.70GHz, 12MB, BOX (BX80684I78700K) processor
Graphics card Asus GeForce GTX 1060 6GB GDDR5 (192 bit) 1x DVI-D, 2x HDMI, 2x DisplayPort (STRIX-GTX1060-6G-GAMING)

When firing, I have these situations:

Error 0xc0000428 after loading
I choose instalke from UEFI - crashes error 0xc0000428
I choose 64x in - windows \ system32 \ boot \ winload.exe + error 0x0000225
installs in 32 (copies files) - after reset (copying files) crashes error 0xc0000428
Only at 32 the installation window pops up. In case of 64 standard rules in 3 points ... put cd, choose language etc.

Question no:

1. How to fix error 428?

2. Isn't it better - faster to do the ssd format (I think there is the main problem here) from the usb level and starting the computer.

I am with computers from 10 years back so I am asking for detailed guidelines

Format the disk and try to run the installer.

Formatting in the installer does not do the trick - it passes the stage of copying the installation files and then crashes an error after the reset. Is there any possibility, for example, a format from the USB level? (Some Samsung Magician or another solution).

Connect the USB drive to the second computer and try to delete the existing partition with EaseUS Partition Master and then with the same program, partition the disk again and format the partitions

This is a disk per m2, so how to connect it to another computer (except one that has a port in the board)?

For example something like this: Delock Adapter SATA 22PIN-> M.2 NGFF or other m2 to sata adapter

What if you put the system on a regular disk and make ssd format from the elevator and regular disk? What is it best to do? In disk management (where are partitions set, etc.)?

Use live cd and reset your unlucky hard drive there. Let it be clean. In total, I do not know if there is a possibility of damaging the installation CD, as long as you do not install the system using a USB stick.

You can do it with the program I wrote to you about.

Hello.
Is it the original system CD?
When the installer goes to the partition, do you see the SSD partition together in the 100MB partition? if so, delete the current one then create a new system partition and create a new 100MB partition with it and format both and then install the system on the GB partition

Magic - yes. Original ver.boxowa. I'm doing a live cd format and we'll see.
Added after 2 [hours] 14 [minutes]:
I made the format with the "Gparted" program - everything was done smoothly. However, the problem with Selecting 64x in - windows \ system32 \ boot \ winload.exe + error 0x0000225 remained. Could Pen with windows hit something? I'm sucking bootable windows from microsoft and I'll try. However, yesterday I tried so and stuck to the license number) - it can be somehow circumvented to possibly replace the number after installation?

Download Windows 10 and burn to disc and try to install.

I recorded and installed - (I did not enter the installation number, I will have fun later).
However, after the reset, I have a blue screen and the operating system cannot be loaded because there is no kernel or it contains errors - windows \ System32 \ ntoskrnl.exe ... And after the reset, for example, it shows error 428 and the digital signature of the file cannot be verified.

Under the link where you download Windows 10 from, Because something does not suit me here.

https://www.microsoft.com/en-us/software-download/windows10/ hence - installs MediaCreationTool and I do on usb. (I tested 2 different)
In addition, I can see that after each reset, it is throwing other errors regarding the drivers.

Apparently ok.
Download here https://www.microsoft.com/pl-pl/software-download/windows10
Burn the image onto a disc and try to install.

From here it was exactly on the usb .. but okay. I'll try. Maybe the cd will start .... it is possible that the disk has died? you can see him normally .. partitioning ... only has a problem with windows. Maybe something in Bios rearranged? (standard settings)
I also fired up the partitioning program and I see exclamation marks - what is it?
It is possible that the partition that you need is not booting?

After expanding the exclamation mark, I have:

unable to read the contents of this file system!
Because of this some operations may be unavailable
the cause might be a missing software package

Nowadays:
I did a re-format, but I did not set anything (partition and file system), the installation from usb does not go (this downloaded znetu - hal.dll file is missing) are damaged during installation?

Hmm .. Interesting case. Recently, I have switched to a computer with a very similar specification, even with this disk, but I did it like that. Download some Linux for yourself (I don't know if this GParted will have it installed, or it can be installed). I recommend downloading Ubuntu.
1. In GParted you create New Partition Table-> GPT
2. You have free space at your disposal. You create a new partition -> FAT32 Capacity for example 512MIB aligned to cylinders
3. You create another NTFS-formatted data partition (Reserve Partition, I can't remember whether it will create itself or not, but in any case it is not required).
4. You go into Terminal and type sudo cfdisk / dev / nvme0n1
5. You select this FAT32 partition and set TYPE to EFI Partition (or EFI System I don't remember exactly). Write and you're done.
6. You boot Windows and select that empty created partition and it must spin

I'm after trying to install from CD now - won't even groan and move
Marcinadd - what do I need Linux for? I have Gparted for live cd - need something extra?

To execute the cfdisk command. You can try this command (it should be built-in, but I'm not sure). Besides, check if you have UEFI of the motherboard set to EFI First.