WINDOW INSTALLATION (XP, 7, 8 and 10)

Installing Windows might sound like a daunting task but it's really quite easy, especially if you're installing a more recent operating system like Windows 10, Windows 8 or Windows 7. But no need to take your computer into the local experts for a simple reinstall - you can install Windows all by yourself!

Just find the Windows operating system below that you're planning to install and then click on for visual, step-by-step guides explaining how to install each OS.

in recent years the computer that published, the publishers insert direct supportive OS That is window 8 or 10. how can you discover this computer needs window 8 or 10?, its simple just check on computer keyboard you will see window image

this image indicate window 8 and window 10 (OS)

this is window 7 and XP image (OS)

THE WINDOW AS OPERATING SYSTEM DIVIDED INTO TWO BIT THAT DURING INSTALLATION SHOULD SELECT ONE, THIS WILL LIMIT YOU TO INSTALL PROGRAMS THAT RELATED TO WINDOW BIT

a/ 64-bit

b/ 32- bit

also, the steps to install windows is almost the same, their diffrences is very minor.

for example the following are the steps to INSTALL window OS (7)

1. press esc(escepy key) and boot menyu system at the same time. Here is my list of Laptop and Desktop System Boots Codes for various vendors. It's great if you're a technology like me and you're trying to remember what code to use for a particular brand or model of computer. Note, not all keys will work as some models have different key combinations to others.

Acer

F2 (BIOS Setup)
F12 (Boot Device Options)
ALT + F10 (Acer eRecovery)

ASUS

ESC (Boot Selection Menu)
F2 (BIOS Setup)
F9 (Asus Laptop Recovery)

Apple (Models 2006+)

Command + Option + P + R (PRAM and NVRAM Reset)
Command + S (Boot into Single-User Mode)
Command + V (Boot with Verbose Status)
Option (Select Hard Drive Boot Volume)
Option + N (Boot Image from Netboot Server)
Shift (Boot into Safe Mode)
C (Boot from CD Drive)
D (Boot from OS/X Recovery and perform Hardware Test)
N (Boot from Network)

Dell

CTRL + F11 (Dell™ PC Restore by Symantec)
F8 (Repair Your Computer) Dell Factory Image Restore

EI Systems

F10 (System Recovery)

Fujitsu

F2 (BIOS Setup)
F12 (Boot Menu)

Gateway

F11 or R (Gateway Recovery)

HP / Compaq Desktops

F10 (HP Recovery)

HP Pavilion / Compaq Laptops

ESC (Startup Menu)
F1 (System Information)
F2 (System Diagnostic)
F9 (Boot Device Options)
F10 (BIOS Setup)
F11 (System Recovery)

IBM ThinkPad

F11 (IBM Product Recovery)

Intel NUC

F2 (System Setup)
F7 (BIOS Update)
F10 (Boot Menu)

Lenovo

(Lenovo OneKey Rescue System)
F2 (BIOS Setup)

Packard Bell

F11 (Recovery Program)

Sony Vaio

F10 (VAIO Recovery Wizard)

Toshiba

0 (zero) (Toshiba Harddrive Recovery Utility)
F2 (Setup Utility)
F8 (Advanced Boot Options Menu)
F12 (Boot Menu)

2. select the device that you want to boot with example, removable devices, DVD and hard drive.

3. press enter, you will see window window (OS) is loading

4. select install window (when install window 8 will ask you to select language then press next)

5.select CUSTOM (advanced) then next.

create disk partition (if the disk has partition or you want to create new partions) if the disk is already select partion that is primary partion then press next

6. select after create disk partition then format that disk after that select next

7. here will take several minutes to intall window files (NB, if you are using flash/ removable disk after finishing installation window files the system will start from the first step so just remove the flash and click cancel to continue don't insert the removable)