UPDATE

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UPDATE

I am soon ready to begin the "next stage" in the development of my new high quality styles for Yamaha.
First of all I have to reinstall Windows 11, because this is necessary for current software to be installed.

Everything is ready for installation, and the rest of the day will go to installing the necessary software.

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Windows 11 installed.
Now "only" everything else remains.

One thing regarding the installation and finished installed Windows:
Microsoft has been in a hurry to launch its new major update.

When PIN is to be selected, you can only access numbers, without this being stated - I thought the keyboard did not work.
Both monitors stopped working after installation, and the PC had to be turned off for them to work again.
When you choose Chrome as your default browser, nothing happens when you press the option - it works out when you do it manually afterwards.
When you open File Explorer, it closes and the entire toolbar at the bottom disappears. It reappeared after about 30 minutes.

I can only hope that Microsoft has done the rest better, and taken the time - at least occasionally - to quality check its own work.

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Windows 11 reinstalled.
It turned out that Windows had retained settings from a previous installation, even though I chose a new, clean installation.
There was a folder called Windows old in the file explorer, which in turn means that all previously installed programs were in the registry.
I have to have a clean registry, and consequently had to do it all over again.

This is normally a straightforward procedure, but not in my case:
Enter the BIOS, and select boot from USB stick - this was not saved with the specified command.
Into Windows again I found that there was a possibility to determine a new startup via Windows.
This worked.

Then it was to delete existing partition, but this did not work as normal, because Windows refused to install on new partition.
After MUCH back and forth, I was able to delete necessary partitions and create a new one, even though Windows again refused; strangely enough, the installation finally started by pressing "Next".

Now everything looks OK and I can continue to install necessary programs.

Or..?