SSD / HDD : Optimize for Windows Reinstallation

I don't want you to think I haven't tried! I have printed many post-some 11 Pages-some 5 pages and from various users. There is still a few points I can't understand!
1: By default, is that the size of partition Windows 7 Ultimate create during install?
2: I have had Dell OEM on all my disk and they show a small amount of space compared to what they are supposed to be. Have partitions been created? Clean All doesn't recover the space!
3: I have installed Windows Seven Ultimate many times and the Boot always causes me to crash, doesn't Windows create a Boot Partition and if not how do I?
4: System Reserve has never shown up on any installation I have tried!
5: After Clean ALL isn't the SSD, when aligned, return to original state?
6: If Windows creates partitions, why do I? Is it to increase the size?
7: After reading all I have printed-some say don't let the installer create them or they will over write the partitions you have created-It appears that Windows creates partitions as it installs. Doesn't Microsoft know it needs a larger boot partition?
8: I have a 250 Gig SSD, a 500 Gig SSD, and a 2 T HDD. Every partition I have create on this Alienware is never the size I asked for. One person says to do a clean-all and install, but as I said , my Boot always goes down. Is that because the boot Section is too small? ( I only use on disk at a time-the other marked inactive).
9: Dell sold me a OCZ SSD 250 Gig that can't be updated, and the Seagates (I-500 Gig I want to try to use,) only get a 5.9 on WEI while the HDD gets the same.
I am hoping that after Clean All and Alignment, the rating will improve.
10: I am trying to decide to create the 200 Boot Sector on the SSD and what size, I would like to have the system reserve, if needed, and trying to decide exactly what to move to the HDD and how to get them thee and how to activate a "pointer or short cut" so the OS doesn't realize they have been moved, but this wasn't very clear to me in the post I printed. I also didn't see where to get them or cut and paste them from the OS-which would leave no pointer to their new location.
11: I also read that a new or Clean All SSD was automatically optimized by Windows Installer! Confusing!

Hey, first of all thanx for this usefull post. I have a question. Is step 2 neccessery to create a partition or not ? I mean if I wipe my hard disk using the command prompt and then just exit to the GUI installer and let it run like normal installation. I do not want to create partition using the command prompt (the way you have shown in step two), I want to do it via GUI method by clicking the "advanced disk option" and then creating, erasing the partitions. will I be able to do that ? I am a bit confused, any help will be greatly appreciated. :)

Hi, I got as far as the 'clean install' command but the system came back with a response saying "clean is not allowed on the disk containing the current boot, system, page title, crashdump or hibernation volume"

Can anyone explain what that means and how I get around that?

i tried this but when i typed (clean all) it gives me this error ( DiskPart has encountered an error: the device is not ready. see the System Event Log for more information.