Windows 10 tries to install with the old network connection?

[random sable]

I got a pc through a friend and wanted to do a fresh install of Windows 10, i even whiped all the data with "clean all" in Diskpart. But somehow if i install Windows 10 it tries to connect to any working server and the installation wont finish. Why did this part of data survived after i cleaned the solid drive? How can i get rid of this data?

[dull prairie]

what exactly do you think is saved? I dont quite understand, and why even install with wifi?

[random sable]

I think the network data of the organization this device was used before is still saved anywhere on the solid drive, like in a protected area. And the thing is usually u can install win without wifi but it doesnt give me the option to do so due to the given reason

[golden harness]

If you did a clean install i.e. deleted all the partitions on the installation system drive, then a hard NO.
If you backed the profiles prior to clean install, you can launch the cmd Shift+F10, run commands something like this

netsh wlan add profile filename=<"the backed up wifi profile"> user=all
REM this a comment. command not included here turn on your wifi connection. 

before continuing the Windows Experience setup to connect to the Wifi/Internet.

[random sable]

Well where is the data saved then? How can my PC know (after whiping the drive) that this is a former network pc and doesnt even let me continue with the normal Windows setup? I just want to use this pc normally. What can i do?

[random sable]

Yes i deleted all the partitions that showed up after using "list part" in Diskpart, altough arent there even "hidden partitions"?

[golden harness]

since you have deleted the windows partition, you're done. no wifi profile saved. I dunno what you mean by hidden partition, but you have passed the change save your wifi profile.
just setup the wifi during the Windows Experience setup then.

[random sable]

To be clear i dont want to recover anything. I just want to use the pc