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I know your comment is a few months old but wanted to respond anyway. We've had this issue for months and just recently found a workaround that is working for us. We started on 9.1.11 software on our 7080's, went to 9.1.13-h1 successfully. From there we attempted to go to 10.0.0 and noticed that the auto commits were failing not allowing the device to complete the boot up and become functional. All we've done is exported a device state when we're in the 9.1.13-h1 software, and then imported it after the 10.0.0 upgrade. From there a few times we've had to enter the username and password for the WMI account, then CLI and force a commit.
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