How To Fix "Device not migrated" Error on Windows 10
Method 1. Run SFC/Scannow The "Device not migrated" bug might be happening because of the corrupted or damaged system files. So, you should run the built-in System File Checker before trying anything else. • Step 1. Open an administrative Command Prompt. Click Start, type "command" then right-click "Command Prompt" from the top and click Run as administrator. • Step 2. In the Command Prompt window, type sfc /scannow and press Enter. • Step 3. Wait until verification 100% complete and reboot the machine. After restarting your computer, check to see if you could use the not migrated device before.
Method 2. Reinstall the device driver • Step 1. Press Windows Key + R then put devmgmt.msc in the Run dialog box. Click OK to open Device Manager. • Step 2. When Device Manager window opens, find the problematic device, right click and click Uninstall. • Step 3. Restart your computer.
Method 3. Check USB Devices If your USB device could not be migrated in Windows 10, I suggest you try to plug it with different USB ports. If the problem still persists, then try to reinstall the USB controller driver as method 2. If you’re not confident playing around with the USB driver manually, you can do it automatically with Driver Talent. Driver Talent will automatically scan your system and detect the correct drivers for it
Method 4. Update your chipset driver • Step 1. Download and install Driver Talent. • Step 2. Launch Driver Talent and click Scan button. Driver Talent will then scan your computer and then list your outdated, corrupt or damaged drivers. • Step 3. Click the Download button next to the flagged Chipset driver. Then click the Install button to automatically download and install the best-matched Chipset driver.