Hi Fred,

You can use any of the below solutions:

Solution 1 – Change your Windows 10 installation


Main cause for this error is KB3064209 Intel CPU microcode
update. If you don’t use Intel’s CPU, then this doesn’t apply to you.


KB3064209 updates the file
C:\Windows\system32\mcupdate_genuineintel.dll, and in order to install Windows 10 you need to delete this file.
To do so, follow these steps:
You should use X: as USB drive, C: as operating system drive
letter and User as the user profile name. When applying this solution, make
sure that you change these to match your settings.

1. Download Windows 10 ISO and copy its contents to your USB
   stick.
2. Run Command Prompt as administrator. Just search for Command Prompt, right click it and choose Run as administrator.
3. Create a new folder on your Desktop and call it mount.
4. Mount and edit WIM (Image file:boot.wim, Index 1) by entering into Command Prompt:
   • dism/Mount-Image /ImageFile:X:\sources\boot.wim/index:1/MountDir:C:\Users\User\Desktop\mount
5. Use Windows Explorer and navigate to:
   • C:\Users\User\Desktop\mount\Windows\System32\mcupdate_GenuineIntel.dll
6. Right click mcupdate_GenuineIntel.dll and choose Properties.
7. Go to Security Tab, then click Advanced.
8. Next Change the Owner to your User account. Click OK to save the changes.
9. In the Security tab click Edit and then Add to add your user account. Make sure that you check Full Control so you can have maximum privileges.
10. Now delete mcupdate_GenuineIntel.dll.
11. Close all open Windows Explorer windows, and go back to Command Prompt and unmount the image by entering:
    • dism/Unmount-Image /MountDir:C:\Users\User\Desktop\mount /commit
12. Now you’ll have to repeat steps 4-11 for the following files:
    • boot.wim/index:2
    • install.wim/index:1
    • install.wim/index:2
13. If you’re confused, just replace boot.wim /index:1 with the values from the list above.
14. Delete the mount folder from your desktop, remove USB and boot the installer.

Solution 2 – Set services to automatic

1. Press Windows Key + R and type services.msc


2. Find the following services:
   
   
   • BITS(Background Intelligent Transfer Service)
   • Windows Update Service
   • Cryptographic Service


3. Double click each of these services to open their Properties.
4. Now find the Startup type and set it to Automatic.
5. Repeat the process for all three services.
6. Restart your computer and try to Install Windows 10 again.

Solution 3 – Unplug USB devices from your computer 

Some users report that unplugging all USB devices fixes this issue, so you might want to try unplugging any USB device that you have connected, such as your printer, phone, external hard drive etc. If you can try using PS/2 keyboard and mouse instead of USB keyboard and mouse.


I hope this helps.

Thanks,
Lokesh