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I see this error is caused because of a driver. I have tried,
I have Setuperr.log and Setupact.log files and don't know how to find out which driver is causing this problem.248783-setuperr.log
I know, but it's for only 5 users. All roles of a domain controller, fileserver, printserver and client/server application.
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It isn't recommended to install applications or other roles on a domain controller. A better option may be to install the hyper-v role (as only role) on host, then stand up virtual machines for the different roles. As to domain migration even a desktop pc could be used temporarily for migration purpose using an evaluation.
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Just checking if there's any progress or updates?
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Still no luck.
With what part exactly?
Same as in OP.
A new P2V image may help though its unlikely. Better solution may be the migration mentioned above.
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Just checking if there's any progress or updates?
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We are not sure at this point about P2V option. I'm waiting to see if I get any replies from other forums.
No question that P2V is a last resort option that should be avoided. Please don't forget to close up the thread by 
Just checking if there's any progress or updates?
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But I'm still waiting for answer, issue is not resolved.
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I just went thru the exact same thing. Server 2012R2 to Server 2022 upgrade. Failed with 0xC1900101-0x20017. I spent a couple days trying suggested things. None of them worked. I finally got around to looking at the partitions on the drive. The EFI partition was 200 MB, there was an extra 40 GB fat32 partition and a lot of unused space. I booted a partition tool. Made the 200MB EFI partition a 100MB partition, deleted all the other partitions except the C: and D: drives. Then expanded the C: and D: partition to the max. At that point the upgrade worked. Who would have thought?