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Another great step-by-step guide from Windows-noob, thanks. Save us so much time. In one of the other step-by-step guide (I think it was in 1606) a user asked for splitting up the different SQL logs,DB,Temp and so on to different drives, maybe it would be a good ide to include that in your SQL configuration settings. Again thanks for some really nice guides.

For the benefit of others, in the start-upgrade.ps1 I modified the logfile variable to: $Logfile = "C:\ProgramData\Windows10RequiredUpgradeStart-Upgrade-$env:USERNAME.log" In the wrapper.vbs I added strUserName to the first 'Dim', then Set oWsh = WScript.Createobject("WScript.Shell") strUserName = oWsh.ExpandEnvironmentStrings("%username%") under strComputer And just a bit further down where the path for the logfile is declared: path="C:\ProgramData\Windows10RequiredUgradeWrapper" & strUserName & ".log" Putting the logfile in the user profile would be a good approach too but I like having one place to check. Thanks again for your great work.