steps and explanation the installation of Windows 10

The Windows 10 download is around 2.5GB and will need to be copied to a blank DVD or a USB flash drive for the installation, so make sure you have something suitable to hand for this.

Step 4: Run the Windows 10 Media Creation Tool

When the download has finished, plug in your USB flash drive or insert a blank DVD in your PC’s DVD drive.

Step 5: Choose Your Windows 10 Version

On the next screen, choose the Language, Edition and Architecture (32-bit or 64-bit) to match your current version of Windows 10.

Step 6: Choose a Storage Device and Start the Download.

Select the device you’re going to use for the Windows 10 installation — USB flash drive or an ISO file for burning to DVD. Click Next.

Step 7: Begin the Windows 10 Installation

After you boot your PC using the Windows 10 DVD or USB flash drive, choose the Install now option and then Skip the request for a product key to activate Windows.

Step 8: Perform a Custom Install

When prompted, choose the Custom: Install Windows only (advanced) option.

Step 9: Choose Where to Install

Select the hard drive partition you want to install Windows 10 on. This should already be labelled as Windows 7, 8 or 10, but it should also be the largest partition in the list. If you’re not sure which partition to use, seek help before going any further.

Step 10: Complete the Set Up

The Windows 10 installation will now start. When it’s almost complete, you’ll be asked for a product key again, so click the Do this later option at the bottom of the screen and finish the rest of the set up.

Step 11: Confirm That Windows 10 Has Activated

Once Windows 10 is installed, repeat Step 1 to check that it has been activated — you may need to click the Activate button. You may also need to install the necessary drivers for your PC’s network or Wi-Fi adapter first, since activation requires internet access.

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