No, you shouldn't remove other drive partitions when installing Windows 10.
No, you shouldn't remove other drive partitions when installing Windows 10.
Once everything is configured, you can easily adjust the partitioning whenever needed. This makes it much easier now and reduces the risk of unexpected behavior from Windows. Still, I might be overthinking it.
For better organization, you can bypass a step. Remove every existing partition so only unallocated space remains visible. Proceed to the next option, and Windows will automatically generate all partitions for you without any manual effort.
This happened to me too, but I’m much more comfortable with Windows! Lol
Informant received guidance today from a Microsoft representative about reinstalling Windows 10 using the newest ISO to achieve version 2004. They expressed confusion since they hadn’t downloaded it through Windows Update, which seemed unusual. They questioned whether Microsoft intentionally blocks upgrades now.
Ah a good lesson, don't listen to these "Microsoft Agents", I'm assuming this was through the MS forum. They always provide the most useless canned responses. MS has the Windows 10 Update Assistant which will allow you to update to the latest available version. Simply download, run it, and follow the instructions it'll do the rest.