2 replies
by moverdubai12 Accepted solution
Change the PC's boot request. Set the CD, DVD or circle drive as the primary boot gadget in the event that you are attempting to boot from a plate. Or then again, set the primary boot gadget to your USB drive in case you're attempting to boot from a USB thumb drive. ...
Spare the settings change and exit BIOS.
by chalessmith Accepted solution
Check hardware compatibility
Genuine Windows CD, DVD, or USB thumb drive
Installing or upgrading Windows
-Open the CMOS setup.
-Enter the BIOS or CMOS setup.
-Change the computer's boot order
-Save the settings change and exit BIOS
-Place the Windows disc in the CD/DVD drive or USB thumb drive
-Turn on or restart the computer & Press any key to boot from CD.
-After the Windows install begins, Select either Yes or the appropriate option.
-Partition to install Windows onto if required
-Then install Windows
-Computer may need to restart several times
-install process is nearly complete, the Windows configuration option screens are shown
Final Windows and computer configuration
-install the drivers and related software for the hardware
This discussion is closed to new replies.
Trending Windows Forum posts
Sort by Trending