You want to deploy Storage Spaces Direct on Windows Server. As a part of the process, you have deployed the Windows Server and Configured the network. Now, the next step is to configure Storage Spaces

Cleaning drives alone is only one sub-step and does not represent the complete configuration process.

Configuring a cluster witness is one required sub-step but not the full set needed to complete Storage Spaces Direct configuration.

Enabling Storage Spaces Direct is necessary but only one of multiple sequential sub-steps required.

Creating volumes follows enabling S2D and is one sub-step, not the complete configuration process.

Deploying virtual machines applies to hyper-converged deployments but is only one of multiple required sub-steps.

Microsoft's official guidance for configuring Storage Spaces Direct includes cleaning drives to remove existing data, enabling the S2D feature, creating volumes, configuring a cluster witness for quorum, and deploying virtual machines for hyper-converged scenarios - making all listed options applicable and required parts of the process.