Autounattend - Automate DiskConfiguration while keeping one partition


  1. Trolleule
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    Windows 10 64-Bit
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    Autounattend - Automate DiskConfiguration while keeping one partition


    Hello,
    I'm currently trying to create an unattended file for Windows 10 and I'm struggling with the part of configuring the partitions.

    I have 1 disk with C: and D: partiton and I would like to keep the D: partition. So is it possible to keep the D: partition while the other (C:, MSR, EFI, WindowsRE) are erased and re-created?

    Thanks in advance
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  3. bro67
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    I would back up both drive partitions in case something goes wrong.
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