I mean that it says that windows won’t like install to these partitions
And are you sure that’s safe? Ik this is kinda dumb coming from me but I don’t see anyone doing that
Delete each of the three partitions when that is done there will be one showing, click new and windows will set them up, just click on from there.
As a quick question, did this pc or can this pc run windows 11? Did it come with Win 11?
Some people go in diskpart and clean the disk but I don’t think that’s safe
Yes it came with win 11
Yay it’s doing it’s thing thank you
Let us know if you need any help. When finished it should boot straight in to the screen to create an account and the usual setup steps.
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Guys there are missing WiFi drivers in my laptop ima go to the medion forum to fix it
I’d download the Windows ISO from Microsoft. Flash the ISO to a flash drive. Boot into your BIOS and set your USB port to Primary Boot. Insert your USB Flash drive into the USB and Reboot. Go through the Windows install procedure. Then I’d buy an inexpensive Windows Key off of eBay. I’ve done so in the past for around $5 or so. Apply the Windows Key and you should be good to go. Best of luck to you.
Windows 11 ISO download
Make sure to restart the PC just in case this resolves this issue with Wifi. There must be a working driver for it as you need WiFi or internet access to go through the install setup process, unless this was bypassed during install.
If the Laptop came with Windows 11 the key is potentially stored on the hardware of the laptop and will be automatically detected and re-activated.
It was bypassed during install it didn’t work so I had it bypassed
@hssh
Just delete all those partitions and let Windows create the partitions needed to install. It’s simple. 
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