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Hi, sorry but it's hard to say exactly what's happening without looking at the specifics (if you have an AWS support plan, I'd advise opening a support case).
But anyway, if the console is not helping, I'd try the AWS CLI next, with this command:
$ aws rds modify-db-instance --db-instance-identifier myinstancenamehere --no-enable-performance-insights --apply-immediately
As long as disabling Performance Insights is the only modification, there is no downtime to the database instance.
Hope this helps!
answered a year ago
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can you add more details espectially on your t3 and the actual error you get when you upgrade? https://aws.amazon.com/about-aws/whats-new/2019/02/performance-insights-supports-T2-and-T3/