Training on Basic Software Hardware Installation And Hardware Installation

TABLE OF CONTENT’S Procedure how install Windows XP Installing Driver (vga, audio, lan) 3. Installing Microsoft Office 2007 4. Installing Norton Anti virus 5. Printer Driver and other necessary driver 6. How to Format, Back up and Recover data in the harddisk 7. How to update the Operating System and Antivirus Software 8. How perform the preventive maintenance of the PC 9. How to Upgrade and replace the hard disk, memory, cdrom drive 10. How to Set-up the wireless local area network using the wireless accespoint 11. How to Share the folder and a printer in the Local Area Network

Insert your Windows Xp Installation CDROM and Power–on/restart your system It show the PC-Bios start up message like memory test installed. When you get the message to “press any key to boot from cd…” press any key

When you get the message to “ press any key to boot from CD….” this is new on Microsoft Windows 2000 and XP CD's: if you do not press any key, it will NOT boot from CD-ROM,but boot from harddisk, so that people which "forgot" to take out such bootbable CD-ROM's are not getting confused by the CD-ROM installation procedure Once the boot from CD-ROM has started, it will display at the top of the screen : "Setup is inspecting your computer's hardware configuration. . ."

After a brief delay, the typical Microsoft "blue Installation screen" is displayed, with "Windows Setup" displayed at the top and at the bottom of the screen the information, that "Setup is loading Files" (loading all type of device drivers) :

It will finally state : "Setup is starting Windows" and will display after a short delay the Windows XP Professional Setup" or "Windows XP Home Setup" screen :

Select "to set up Windows XP now" and press the ENTER-key : The "Windows XP Licensing Agreement" is displayed, accept it by pressing the F8-key. (as indicated on the botton of the screen).

Setup will now display the partitioning of your disk: If your system has already an operating system installed, you will see them listed. You have now a simple Disk Manager, allowing you to create and delete partitions. You will need to select either an existing partition or "Unpartitioned space" (if available) to define, on which partition to install Windows XP, then press ENTER.

The next screen is asking for the type of disk formatting to be used : (if you install XP into an already existing partition, you have additional options to leave the current disk formatting intact). Select the type of disk formatting : FAT or NTFS Windows XP requires a lot of disk-space for itself, you should use at least a 4 GByte partition. I suggest to use NTFS : make your choice (highlight) and select it by pressing ENTER.

Setup will start formatting the disk :

and will then start copying files from the CD-ROM to the disk :

The system will then need to reboot : this is a funny screen : the system will restart anyway after 1 seconds, and you have only the choice to press ENTER to shorten the delay, saving max. 15 seconds in the complete installation process of 30-45 minutes

After the restart, Windows XP starts the first time with the Graphical User Interface ( GUI ) :

Setup will continue to copy files and to install devices :

You can adjust regional settings (for example if you install an English version of Windows XP in a different country and the keyboard layout/language is not the same language as your copy of Windows XP, you should use the button "Customize.." and configure the proper keyboard, to make sure that you can enter in the following steps of the setup/installation properly the information ) :

Personalize your system by entering your name and organization :

Enter your 25 character Product key (as it was delivered with your Windows XP CD-ROM ) :

Define the name for your computer and the password for the Administrator account : based on the organization (define above), Setup creates a name for your computer, with complex name (to make sure that the name will be unique in a network configuration. Since this name will be used later inside the "Network Neighborhood" / "My Network places",change it to an easy to understand , but UNIQUE name (like : P633VM ). If you enter a password for the Administrator Account, make sure that you remember it (to be save, write if down ! ).

Check the "Date and Time Settings", allowing to check/define/correct thedate, time and timezone :

If you have a network card in your system, which was detected by Setup, you will be asked to select whether to install a typical configuration (which you can always change later) or if you like to make now already special settings (like: defining your IP-address ) :

Setup continues with "Finalizing installation " (nothing to do for you ) :

The system will reboot again :

Setup will configure then your screen resolution. The system will try to connect via the Internet to the Microsoft website, you can savely select to "Skip" that step You will be prompted to enter the first Usernames (which will be defined as Administrators) and you will get the new XP Welcome screen : (note : if only one user was defined during setup and no password was defined, the system will skip the Welcome screen and continue to display immediately the new Windows XP desktop ).

You are now ready to use the "colorful" Windows XP : You can adjust the the system to look and work more

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