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The document discusses installing an operating system from an ISO image file. It defines an ISO image as an exact copy of the contents of an optical disc, such as a CD or DVD, that is archived in a computer's memory. An ISO image contains the complete file system and can be used to create a bootable operating system on a flash drive or restore the contents to another disc. It also discusses ISO certification and some examples of ISO standards.

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ISO Lesson - 2

The document discusses installing an operating system from an ISO image file. It defines an ISO image as an exact copy of the contents of an optical disc, such as a CD or DVD, that is archived in a computer's memory. An ISO image contains the complete file system and can be used to create a bootable operating system on a flash drive or restore the contents to another disc. It also discusses ISO certification and some examples of ISO standards.

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Install Your

Operating System
ICT-CSS 10
1. identify what ISO is;
2. cite instances where ISO is
applied
Objectives: 3. appreciate the importance of
the lesson.
The ISO

• ISO (International Organization for Standardization) is


a worldwide federation of national standards bodies.
• ISO is a nongovernmental organization that
comprises standards bodies from more than 160
countries, with one standards body representing each
member country. For example, the American National
Standards Institute represents the United States.
The ISO

• ISO members are national standards organizations that


collaborate in the development and promotion of international
standards for technology, scientific testing processes, working
conditions, societal issues and more. ISO and its members
then sell documents detailing these standards.
• The ISO's General Assembly is its decision-making body. It
consists of representatives from the members and elected
leaders called principal officers. The organization has its
headquarters in Geneva, Switzerland, where a central
secretariat oversees operations.
Examples of ISO Standards

• Quality Assurance in Production and installation ISO


9002 is a model for quality assurance in production and
installation.
• ISO 9003 for quality assurance in final inspection and
test.
• ISO 9004 gives guidance on achieving sustained
organizational success.
Examples of ISO Standards

• The ISO-8601 week-based calendar doesn't


use numerical days (such as the 14th or
23rd). ISO-8601 weekdays always start on
Monday and are represented as single digits.
• Monday is 1, Tuesday is 2, through to 7 for
Sunday.
WHAT IS ISO CERTIFICATION?
• As it relates to ISO standards, certification is a certifying body's assurance that a
service, product or system meets the requirements of the standard. While ISO
develops the standards, third-party certification bodies certify conformity with
those standards.
• According to the ISO, the phrase "ISO certification" should never be used to
indicate that a product or system has been certified by a certification body as
conforming to an ISO standard. Instead, ISO suggests referring to certified
products or systems using the full identification of the ISO standard.
• For example, instead of "ISO certified", ISO recommends using the phrase "ISO
9001:2015 certified." This fully identifies the standard being certified, including the
version -- in this case, the version of ISO 9001 released in 2015.
• While ISO does not do certifications, its Committee on Conformity Assessment
works on standards related to the certification process.
The ISO and Windows

• ISO is the certification that a management system,


manufacturing process, service and documentation
procedures contain all the requirements for quality assurance
and standardization by the International Organization for
Standardization (ISO).
• This is an independent, non-governmental organization with
the tasks to develop standards to ensure the quality, safety,
service, efficiency of products and system.
ISO logo
 is a file system using the CD or DVD
optical media which contain windows
operating system (OS), it is a complete
copy of the whole disc including the file
system and archived to the computer’s
ISO image in memory.
relation to  This is exact copy of the original content
of CDs or DVDs and serve as back up of
Windows the disc contents and a storage for future
use, say for creating a Bootable Operating
System (OS) in a Flash Drive or re-storing
in another CD or DVD.
ISO image
file
BOOT DEVICE
• is any piece of hardware that can read or contain the files required for a
computer to start.
• This device includes the hard drive, CD/DVD ROM, USB drive or those
that is able to read the device/s. When Windows has a pre-installed
operating system (OS) the hard disk drive (HDD) become the boot
device.
• If you will 4 //aceg/lmbp be installing the OS on your own using the CD or
DVD your boot device is your CD/DVD drive and the software (OS) you
are using has a boot system to begin its installation process on your
computer.
• Likewise, if you will be installing using a bootable flash disk/USB, your
universal serial bus (USB) drive loads the needed data in the process of
the installation of the OS on your computer.
Boot device samples…
END USER  End User License Agreement (EULA) is a legal
LICENSE contract entered between a software developer
and the user of the software, this agreement also
AGREEMENT specifies the rights and restrictions which apply to
(EULA) the use of the software.
is a free ISO image file creator
tool and can help you gather the
ISO image needed files and system from a
creator CD/DVD and process the
contents into an ISO image of
the particular file.

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