Windows 10: cant make 1 week without clean install...nomatter what, allways ends with diskpart and...

TPM:This device cannot start. Code 10 A protocol error was detected between the driver and the device. Enabled in bios nonexistent in windows.deleted from device mgnr., restart, no effect. TPM.msc says no TPM anywhere. tried every forum/website available to no avail. 3 days ago all i had to worry about was the never-ending list of admin. event log200; 201; 202; 27; 158; 15; 1; 10002; 10010; 10016; 360; 2;;131;123; 1000; 10005; 214; 10; 20 etc... I haven't been able to go longer than 1 week without clean installing windows11 pro over and over till thistime where it was decided to not even

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Use DiskPart to Create the OS Partition on Clean Install.

Thanks for the reply @NavyLCDR, it is appreciated.

So basically, these are the steps . . .

[1] Boot from the installation USB.
[2] On the Windows Installation Screen press Shift + F10.

• diskpart
• list disk
• select disk 0
• clean
• convert mbr
• create partition primary size=30720
• format fs=ntfs
• active
• exit
• exit

[3] Continue to the "Where do you want to install Windows?" screen.
[4] Highlight Drive 0.
[5] Click Next to continue the installation.

 

DISKPART CLEAN

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I'm Peter F independent Advisor

You will get this error when you are using diskpart clean command on system disk. The system disk contains the Windows operating system files and other critical files, if you are allowed to clean the system disk, all the data and partitions will be gone. That
will result in a lot of errors and chaos. Meanwhile, the delete volume is greyed out in Disk Management. In this case, the new SSD drive may be regarded as the system disk due to the system files, etc.

Using Windows installation disc to clean

If you have the Windows installation disc, you can follow these steps to solve clean is not allowed issue in Windows 7/8/10:

1. Insert the Windows installation disc, then boot from it.

2. Click Repair your computer> Troubleshoot > Advanced Options > Command Prompt.

3. Then input the diskpart commands to clean hard disk:

diskpart

list disk

select disk [disknumber]

clean

Diskpart Clean

Then you could create a new partition on the drive to solve this problem.

Reference

https://www.disk-partition.com/articles/virtual...

This is a non-Microsoft website. The page appears to be providing accurate, safe information. Watch out for ads on the site that may advertise products frequently classified as a PUP (Potentially Unwanted Products). Thoroughly research any product advertised
on the site before you decide to download and install it.

I hope it helps

 

Use DiskPart to Create the OS Partition on Clean Install.

Those were the steps I did.

Because I figured that Microsoft, in their infinite wisdom, would have required Windows setup to create a separate system and/or recovery partition.