Originally Posted by
Leonidas Savvides1 So you recommend trying another HDD rather the SSD if goes to Windows 10 1909 then if all ok try the SSD?
During upgrade should choose download updates, drivers during installation?
Yes, my recommendation at this point is to disconnect the existing drive, put another in its place and try to install Windows 10 from bootable media as a clean install.
If the latest version crashes during install, then work backwards until you find an older release that will install properly and don't upgrade it past that.
This exercise will determine what versions of Windows 10, if any, your machine is capable of running.
If you go thru the above steps and have a working copy of Windows 10, you could then put your original drive back in place and attempt to upgrade it using the version which worked for the clean install.
Sorry it took so long to reply but I'm not here every day.