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Windows 10 Installation Guide

The document outlines the steps to install Windows 10 on a laptop or desktop PC using a bootable USB drive. It involves downloading the Windows 10 media creation tool, using it to create an install USB drive, booting from the drive, selecting installation options like language and edition, agreeing to licenses, selecting a drive to install to, and completing final setup steps. Once complete, the new Windows 10 installation is ready to use.
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Windows 10 Installation Guide

The document outlines the steps to install Windows 10 on a laptop or desktop PC using a bootable USB drive. It involves downloading the Windows 10 media creation tool, using it to create an install USB drive, booting from the drive, selecting installation options like language and edition, agreeing to licenses, selecting a drive to install to, and completing final setup steps. Once complete, the new Windows 10 installation is ready to use.
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STEP OF INSTALLING WINDOWS

10 OPERATING SYSTEM
L NEED
O U WIL
Y

Laptop Desktop
Type “Windows 10” into google
and click the first result.
It will bring you to page with a button that says “Download tool now”
click that to download the windows media creation tool.
Once that’s
downloaded run
the programand you’ll
have to accept the
terms of agreement.
Then you’ll come to this screen, it’s
going to ask what you want to do.

Click the second option create


installatoion media for another PC.
Next screen will
ask you which
language edition
and architecture
you want to use,
you can just leave
that all default
unless you think
you need to
change something
like the language.
Next it’ll ask
which media we
want to use, so if
you we’re using a
USB flash drive
then click the
option one.

Before you click


next, plug in the
USB flash drive
because we’ll
need it ready
for the next
step.
So on this screen
you just select the
USB flash drive
you want to install
windows, click
next and wait for
the Windows 10 to
download and
install itself onto
the USB flash
drive.
Congratulations you just made yourself a
bootable USB drive with Windows 10 on it!
Now grab your bootable USB drive plug it into one of the USB ports
Congratulations
on your PC, turn youfrom
it on and it should boot justthat
made yourself
flash drive after a
you will see bootable
the windows USB drive with Windows 10 on it!
setup screen
If you got this point you’re on the home straight, on this first screen just
double check to make sure the language is correct and click Next
Then just click the Install now button
Now this next
menu is going to
ask you for
product key, if
you’ve already
got one you can
enter it here
otherwise just
click “I don’t
have a product
key” we can
activate windows
after the
installation.
From here you
just need to
choose which
edition of
windows you
want to install
and click Next.

I’d recommend
choosing
Windows 10 Pro.
Here just check
the agreement
for the licence
terms.

Then click Next.


Then you’re
going to be asked
what type of
installation you
want to upgrade
or custom

You will choose


the second
option custom
because this is a
fresh installation
Now on this next
screen you’ll be
asked to choose
where you want
to windows.

Ofcourse we only
have one drive
connected so
there is only one
option, then click
Next.
So that’s
basically it
windows 10 will
install itself, the
only thing you’ll
have to do is run
through the final
part of the setup
which includes
stuff connecting
to the internet
and signing into
your Microsoft
Account
The only thing you’ll have to do
is run through the final part of
the setup which includes stuff
connecting to the internet and
signing into your Microsoft
Account
That’s it! You can now use Windows
10 now completely free.

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