How to install windows 7

Windows 7 Install Guide

 Introduction

After many requests for this information, I have drafted this general guide to help.

Take note: Regardless of flavor of Windows 7 or if it is 32/64-bit that you will be installing, the steps listed here are the same. The only difference would be which product key is entered to determine which flavor of 7 is installed.

Important Information

This guide assumes a "new" installation and not an “upgrade” from a previous OS. Ensure that you backup all of your important files (documents, music, etc) to CD/DVD/another hard drive before following these steps.

1) Let's Start

Configure your system for booting from a CD/DVD by using BIOS Setup

After configuring the system for booting from a DVD, the Windows Setup screen appears.

At this point, Setup is loading the driver files it needs to continue with installation.

2) Progress Bar:

The next screen is a more graphical progress bar indicating Windows 7 is still working in the background.

3) Option Selections:

The first options you will come across are selections for Language, Time and currency format, and Keyboard layout.

Make your selections by using the pull down menus and press the Next button.

4) Install Now

Here we have the option of repairing a previous installation or “Install Now.” Since this is a clean installation of Windows 7 and not a repair, Install Now is the proper choice.

Highlight the “Install Now” button to continue to the next screen.

5) Please Wait:

Windows 7 is working in the background. This may take several minutes depending on the system.

6) License Agreement:

Here we see the License Agreement you must accept before continuing.

After reading the agreement, check the box next to “I accept the license terms” and select Next button.

7) Option Selections:

Here we would be able to choose an “Upgrade” install (if running setup from a previous version of Windows, such as Vista) or a “Custom” (clean) install.

Select the whole box containing “Custom (advanced)” to continue to the next screen.

8) Hard Drives:

This is where you can select which hard drive/partition to install Windows 7 on. Since this system only has one hard drive, only one place Windows 7 can go. Advanced options are shown in the next screen shot.

9) Advanced Options:

The advanced options allow creation of multiple partitions and the option of formatting existing partitions.

After finishing your particular partition configuration that you desire, select the Next button.

10) Installing:

Here is where Windows 7 installs major components of the OS. This process can take 10 to 60 minutes depending on the system.

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