Multiple Solutions to Fix 0×80070570 Error on Windows

I. About Windows error code 0x80070570

The 0×80070570 error code generally occurs when installing Windows or copying files. It may be due to missing or damaged installation files, hard disk failure, anti-virus software error blocking, etc. These factors may prevent the Windows computer from correctly reading the required files.

After understanding the relevant information of the error code 0×80070570, we can proceed to the following steps. If you have lost access to the system and need to back up or transfer important data, please refer to the second part. If you have backed up important files in advance, please skip to the third part to view the corresponding solutions.

II. When unable to enter the system, use Renee PassNow to backup or transfer important data

1. What is Renee PassNow?

Renee PassNow is a versatile system rescue software that offers multiple functions such as Windows password reset, new administrator account creation, and file backup/transfer/recovery. It also repairs Windows boot issues. This tool is invaluable when you’re unable to access your system, allowing you to seamlessly back up or transfer critical files. Compatible with a range of Windows versions, including 10, 8.1, 8, 7, XP, and Vista, it caters to diverse system rescue requirements.

2. How to use Renee PassNow to backup or transfer data?

Step 1: Download and install Renee PassNow on another computer that can log in and run normally, then connect the USB disk to the PC.

Please select the (Create a Live USB) option under “Step 1: Select creation method” in the main interface.

Note: Before performing this operation, please make sure that the important files in the USB disk have been saved in other locations because the operation will delete all the data in the USB disk.

Step 2: Next, choose either (x64) or (x86) based on your system type. Then, hit the (Download Now) button to get the ISO file. Once the download is complete, click on the (Create USB) button and finish by clicking the (Eject USB) button.

Step 3: Insert the bootable device into the target computer, power on, and promptly press the BIOS access key shown onscreen (note the brief display time). In the BIOS menu, prioritize the boot device in the Boot Priority settings, save, and reboot.

Step 4: After starting the computer from the bootable USB flash drive, choose the (data backup) option in the application. This choice will effectively duplicate your hard drive onto other hard drives, so make sure you have enough storage space for the backup files.

Step 5: Select the hard disk to back up files in the (source) list, select the hard disk to save files in the (destination) list, and finally click (clone) and wait for the cloning to complete.

Step 6: If you have a small number of crucial files to move, the best option for you would be the (Data Transfer) function.

Step 7: To transfer files, click the respective drive letter (C/D/E/F, etc.) and move them to an external disk for safety. Transferring data is straightforward. To move data from the C drive to the G drive, select the C drive on the upper left and the G drive on the upper right. Then select the desired files from the C drive and click the ‘Copy‘ button in the center to transfer. To delete a file, select it and press the ‘Delete‘ button in the center. Remember, deletion is irreversible, so proceed with caution.

After backing up or transferring the important files on the computer, we can continue to use the following methods to solve the 0×80070570 error.

III. How to Fix Windows Error Code 0x80070570?

1. Restart the computer

Restarting your computer can often resolve minor system glitches, making it the simplest solution. So, if you encounter the error code 0×80070570, try restarting your computer first before proceeding with the previous operation. This may fix the issue. If not, you can try other methods to resolve it.

2. Temporarily disable/uninstall antivirus software

If you have installed a third-party antivirus software, it is recommended that you uninstall it. The steps are as follows: Start the Windows 10 computer, right-click (Start), select (Apps & features), choose the third-party antivirus software on the right, and click the (Uninstall) button.

If you lack third-party antivirus software, you can temporarily disable Windows Defender. Once disabled, quickly complete your task before the error reoccurs to determine if the issue is fixed. If resolved, reactivate Windows Defender or install a more compatible third-party antivirus to safeguard against malware.

3. Perform Startup Repair

The Windows Recovery Environment features the Startup Repair option which can swiftly scan and fix various system issues. Follow the specific steps mentioned below to use this feature:

Step 1: Insert the Windows 10 installation disk into the computer. Press F2, F10, DEL, or ESC (depending on the computer brand) repeatedly on startup to enter BIOS. Set the first boot device to the installation disk, save the changes, and restart. Boot from the disk and select “Repair Your Computer” on the “Install Now” screen to access the recovery environment.

Step 2: After entering the recovery environment, navigate to (Troubleshoot)>(Advanced Options)>(Startup Repair).

4. Use the chkdsk command to repair the hard disk

Bad sectors on the hard disk may also cause error code 0×80070570, so we can use the Chkdsk command to scan and repair the hard disk, the Chkdsk command can repair hard disk bad sectors and directory errors.

Step 1: Restart the computer. If you can enter the Windows system normally, please search (cmd) in the search box in the lower left corner, right-click (command prompt), and select (run as administrator).

If you’re unable to boot Windows normally, insert the Windows installation media (DVD or USB drive) into your PC. Reboot and immediately press F2, F10, DEL, or ESC (key varies by PC brand) to access the BIOS settings. Set the boot priority to the Windows installation media, save changes, and restart. Boot from the installation media and choose the “Repair Computer” option in the “Install Now” interface to access the recovery environment. There, select “Troubleshoot” > “Advanced Options” > “Command Prompt“.

Step 2: Open the command prompt, type chkdsk C: /f /r /x (replace C with the actual drive letter if different), and press Enter. /f fixes disk errors, /x forces the volume to dismount, and /r locates and repairs bad sectors.

Step 3: If you receive the prompt “chkdsk cannot be run because the target disk is in use,” would you like to schedule the check for the next time your computer restarts? If so, press (Y) to confirm and Chkdsk will run during the next restart. Once the Chkdsk check is finished, restart your computer and attempt the operation again. If the error code 0×80070570 persists, the issue may have been resolved.

5. Delete the files in the Software Distribution folder

The temporary storage location for certain files required for Windows installation and updates is the Software Distribution folder. However, this folder can sometimes cause issues with the installation or update process. In such cases, deleting the files within the folder can aid in troubleshooting. The following are the specific steps to perform this operation:

Step 1: Run the computer and press the (Windows+R) keys simultaneously to open the Run window. Next, enter the (Services.msc) command and click the (OK) button to open the Services window. After that, find (Windows Update), right-click on it, and select the (Stop) option.

Step 2: Next, press the (Windows+R) keys simultaneously to open the Run window, then paste (C:\Windows\SoftwareDistribution) into the text box and click the (OK) key to locate the Software Distribution folder.

Step 3: Select all files listed in the Software Distribution folder, right-click them, and select (Delete), which requires administrator privileges.

Step 4: Please follow these steps to resolve the issue: First, reopen the “Services” window by pressing the (Windows+R) key simultaneously to open the “Run” window. Next, enter the (Services.msc) command and press the (Enter) key to open the window. Then, right-click on the (Windows Update) option and select the (Start) option. Once the operation is complete, restart your computer and try installing/updating Windows again to see if the problem has been resolved.

6. Use the Windows Media Creation Tool to update and upgrade the system

Windows Media Creation Tool (Media Creation Tool) is a software developed by Microsoft that can help users update the system, install the system, and download the system image file (ISO file). Before upgrading the system, please make a data backup in advance to avoid unnecessary losses.

Step 1: Go to Microsoft’s official website, and download the Media Creation Tool (Media Creation Tool).

Step 2: Click (Accept) on the (applicable notice and license terms) interface. Then select (Upgrade this PC now) > (Next). It will then start downloading the latest system ISO file. Once downloaded, it will automatically create the Windows 10 media, and then it will start checking for system updates.

Step 3: If the (Applicable Notice and License Terms) screen appears again, click (Accept). After that, wait patiently for the program to run. When the (ready to install) interface appears, you can confirm whether to keep personal files and applications. You can click (Change what to keep) to make changes.

Step 4: In the (Choose what to keep) interface, you can select the (Keep personal files and apps), (Keep personal files only), or (None) options according to your needs. Then click (Next) > (Install ). After clicking (Install), the computer will restart several times, and please wait patiently.