Windows 8 Pro Upgrade - Stuck at 0%

Hello,
Just yesterday I purchased the Windows 8 upgrade for a new machine I had just purchased.
I let the Windows 8 Upgrade Assistant run for about 13 hours over night, knowing that the 2GB download would take some time on this network. Coming in this morning I saw that it was still at 0%. I restarted the Assistant and after a few hours it is still
at 0%.
I have done the following:
ipconfig /release
ipconfig /renew
ipconfig /flushdns
reboot
restart assistant.
Clean Boot
Uninstalled Anti-Virus
Tried my home network
Tried a friend's home network.
Any help on this would be greatly appreciated.

I am having the exact same error.
When I checked the log file i discovered an error:
2012-11-04 11:21:44, Info CONX [WINDLP] BitsTransport: Entering Prepare Method
2012-11-04 11:21:45, Info CONX [WINDLP] BitsTransport: Leaving Prepare Method
2012-11-04 11:21:45, Info CONX [WINDLP] Prepare thread has exited.
2012-11-04 11:21:45, Info CONX [WINDLP] DlpTask: Transferring Files...
2012-11-04 11:21:45, Info CONX [WINDLP] Transfer execution thread timeout period: [1000 ms]
2012-11-04 11:21:45, Info CONX [WINDLP] BitsTransport: Entering Execute Method
2012-11-04 11:21:45, Info CONX [WINDLP] BitsExecute: Resuming BITS job.
2012-11-04 11:21:45, Info CONX Progress stalled: [ Error: 0x41800100 ] The BITS job is currently queued.
2012-11-04 11:21:48, Info CONX Progress stalled: [ Error: 0x80070083 ] An attempt was made to move the file pointer before the beginning of the file.
2012-11-04 11:21:48, Warning CONX [WINDLP] Bits Error: Fatal = [No], State = [TransientError], Error_Context = [BG_ERROR_CONTEXT_LOCAL_FILE], hr = [0x80070083], Description = [An attempt was made to move
the file pointer before the beginning of the file.
Any ideas??

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Yes I own U400 too and I'm using it now. To many forums been read, can't remember which one. Basically, u have to clean AMD and Intel drivers that come along with Win 8. Why? Because the Win8 driver database will lead the device ID "DEV_6760" (if you looking at display adapter device properties) to HD 7400 series instead of HD 6470M, again why? At the bigining only the HD 7400 series already "certified" by Microsoft, while the 6470M out of somewhere. Current CCC (or else) + 6470 drivers, contain also driver for 7400 series in same packages (at least until now, hopefully near future they will release an update). So you can gues where the windows will lead to? Yes 7400 series (certified one). This will explain also why the Energy Management didn't work to= "missing identifier" or we can say "hardware not match".
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