Windows 10: Download Windows 10 ISO from TechBench

See point #10 here - you have to select Custom Install, and then delete all partitions:
Windows 10 - Clean Install - Windows 10 Forums

 

I must have missed the custom option as I did do a clean install with the tech Bench ISO.
TY
Peter

 

Did you boot the computer from the USB flash drive made from the ISO file?

 

I used the tech Bench ISO but saw no place to use "custom" to work with partitions; it just installed.
I wanted to get the reserve partition. Did I miss custom or is it not there?

 

I used the Tech Bench ISO but saw no place to use "custom" to work with partitions; it just installed.
I wanted to get the reserve partition. Did I miss custom or is it not there?
I burned it to disc, booted from it and followed the prompts. I did no mounting or anything like that.
The link I used is what I fund on the web and is at the beginning of this thread.

https://www.google.com/url?sa=t&rct=...u4FW2BpmuGRbTQ

 

Hello
I think I inserted the disc then rebooted and tapped F12. When I saw dvd I booted from it.
I could be wrong. How should it be done for future reference?
TY
Peter

PS I apologize to all for the double post. it was not intentional.

 

Not a problem.
Please see the tutorial here:
Windows 10 - Clean Install - Windows 10 Forums
Step #10 shows the unallocated drive, which is what you want to do.

 

I think b/c I want the reserve partition I would not just click next but click new so that reserve partition could be created.
Please correct me if mistaken.
I guess my issue is how I missed that custom selection on my installation media -as I said I have the windows 10 ISO from tech bench so I would have .WIM and not .ESD for future DISM purposes..
Thank you again.
Peter

 

Hi.
If you delete all partitions, Windows will create the necessary ones. Just install to a completely unallocated drive and you'll be fine.