Installing Windows 10

The first operating system we're going to  
 install is Windows 10 OS.  
 This is the second latest iteration of  
 the windows family operating system.  
 If you buy the software and stores,  
 it comes in a nifty USB drive.  
 I have Windows loaded on a USB drive.  
 I'm going to go ahead and start  
 the drive and boot it in a minute.  
 But first, let's make sure we have our BIOS or  
 UEFI boot order set to boot from the USB drive.  
 Depending on what the manufacturer of your computer uses,  
 you'll either hit "F12" or some  
 other key to access the BIOS settings.  
 It looks good.  
 Let's just let it run and we'll see  
 it booting from the USB drive.  
 Take note that your installation process might be  
 slightly different depending on the version of Windows.  
 I'm just going to click "Next" here.  
 I's just asking for my language preference,  
 my time and keyboard  
 and I'm going to click the Install now button. 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 It's asking for product key.  
 I'm just going to go ahead and skip this, do that later and just aski ng me to agree to a software license term,  
 so I'm just going to accept.  
 Next. Now it's asking  
 which type of installation I want to do.  
 I'm just going to click on "Custom"  
 because I just want to install Windows.  
 I select the drive I want to install it on. 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 It looks  
 like the computer restarted,  
 now it's just configuring updates.  
 Once it's done updating, it's  
 going to restart one more time. 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 Now we're launched into  
 the screen here that's asking  
 us to enter in the product key.  
 We're just going to go ahead and skip to this.  
 For now, we'll do this later.  
 I'm going to I click "Do this  
 later" and now it's  
 asking me what settings we want to use.  
 We're just going to click "Use Express" settings for now.  
 I just want to start using  
 our machine as quickly as possible.  
 It's asking us to create an account for this PC.  
 The first field is the username.  
 A username is unique identifier for a user account.  
 I'm just going to go ahead and use  
 my first name as my username.  
 Next, I'll enter a password.  
 Once that's done, we'll go ahead and finish our setup. 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 It's starting to set up everything for us. 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 Perfect. Now here we  
 are inside the Windows 10 operating system.  
 Let's check it out. This is our user space.  
 We have our desktop environment here where we can  
 navigate our files, folders, and applications.  
 The main screen here is called a desktop.  
 In the bottom-right corner here we have a task bar.  
 This gives us quick options and  
 shows us information like network connectivity,  
 date, system notifications, sound, etc.  
 In the bottom left-hand corner here,  
 we can access the applications,  
 files, folders, and settings.  
 You can also shut down,  
 restart and power off your computer from here.  
 Let's move on to our system settings.  
 In the main menu go ahead and navigate to the settings.  
 From here, you can change any of  
 your system settings like display resolution,  
 user accounts, network, devices, etc.  
 Now, we're going to create a file in  
 our operating system with our GUI.  
 Let's create a file here on our desktop.  
 All you need to do is  
 right-click and you'll see some options available.  
 Then select "New", then "Text Document".  
 Bam. Now we have a text file on our desktop.  
 We just need to give it a name.  
 How about my super cool file?  
 That's it. You just created a file on Windows.  
 It wasn't so bad, was it?