How to manually install Windows 10 (UEFI Boot) on a Drive us

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===How to manually install Windows 10 (UEFI Boot) on a Drive using Windows 8.1/10===
===    by: Quad5Ny                                                               ===
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Prerequisites:
Windows 10 ISO & HDD/SSD you are willing to erase and install to.


1.)
Double Click the Windows 10 ISO to mount it
  (Mounts the ISO as a emulated DVD drive)

2.) Search for Command Prompt, Right click and choose "Run as Administrator""
  (Starts a Elevated Command Prompt Window)

3.)
diskpart
  (Starts diskpart)

4.)
list disk
list partition
  (Make note of the ISO Drive letter)
    (List's all disks and partitions)

5.)
select disk #
  (# is disk you are installing on)
    (Selects the disk #)

6.)
clean
  (**THIS WILL ERASE THE ENTIRE SELECTED DISK**)

7.)
create partition efi size=260 offset=6144
format fs=fat32 unit=4096 label=EFI quick
assign letter=U
  (Creates the EFI partition)

8.)
create partition primary size=450
format fs=ntfs label=Recovery quick
set id=de94bba4-06d1-4d40-a16a-bfd50179d6ac
gpt attributes=0x8000000000000001
  (Note: 14 Zeros)
    (This creates the small recovery partition that holds the WinRE WIM)

9.)
create partition msr size=16
  (This reserves a tiny amount of space for conversion to a Dynamic Disk)

10.)
create partition primary
format fs=ntfs label=Windows quick
assign letter=W
  (This creates the Windows partition in what is left of the free space)

11.)
exit
  (Quits diskpart)

12.)
cls
  (Clears the screen)

13.)
dism /get-wiminfo /wimfile:D:\sources\install.wim
  (Change "D:" to ISO Drive letter)
    (Make note of the "Index : #" for the version of Windows you want)

14.)
dism /apply-image /imageFile:D:\sources\install.wim /index:1 /applydir:W:\
  (Change "D:" to ISO Drive letter) (Change "index:1" to the "Index : #" from the previous step)
    (This applies the Windows image to W:)

15.)
bcdboot W:\Windows /s U: /f UEFI
  (This installs the Windows bootloader files to the EFI partition)

16.)
exit
  (Quits the Command Prompt)