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The thread discusses an issue where the user, carsten888, encounters a broken screen and non-functional links when trying to reserve a Windows 10 upgrade. The suggested troubleshooting steps include running system health checks with DISM and SFC commands, and uninstalling/reinstalling the upgrade reservation tool, but the user continues to experience errors. Overall, the user is considering waiting for an official Windows update to resolve the problem, while other users offer basic troubleshooting advice.
carsten888

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When I click the windows 10 icon to 'reserve' my upgrade I get this broken screen.

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None of the links work.

At the bottom it says this contradiction:
Reserve a place in the que!
We are happy you reserved your upgrade to windows 10. We introduce windows 10 in steps. By
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kemical
Right click in the bottom left hand corner of the desktop. You'll see a menu appear and from choose Administrator command prompt. Type or copy and paste:
DISM /Online /Cleanup-Image /RestoreHealth
Press enter and wait until the scan finishes (patience please)
In the same command prompt window once the above scan finishes type:
sfc /scannow
Press enter and await results.

Now try the app again.

You could also try uninstalling the update which initiates the reservation:
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Then re-install it and see if makes a difference.
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Have you tried the Help link or doesn't that work either? Also try rebooting and then go through the process again.
 

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The help link does not work. Reboot gives same result.
 

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Right click in the bottom left hand corner of the desktop. You'll see a menu appear and from choose Administrator command prompt. Type or copy and paste:
DISM /Online /Cleanup-Image /RestoreHealth
Press enter and wait until the scan finishes (patience please)
In the same command prompt window once the above scan finishes type:
sfc /scannow
Press enter and await results.

Now try the app again.

You could also try uninstalling the update which initiates the reservation:
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Then re-install it and see if makes a difference.
 

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carsten888

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I'm getting this error.

I tried the link, but I don't understand all that. I'm not a pro in operating systems. I will just wait for windows to fix this in an update.

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This FAQ may help it does have some interesting stuff:
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