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dsteinigfn
dsteinigfn
2 months ago

The Windows11 is an operating system that can not even be “packed” on the hard drive as it is popular with anyone. Here, precise working steps must be followed in a precise sequence of operations if the system is to run. It’s about getting about 1 billion differently configured computers under one hat – under the “Windows11 hat”.

So get an installation medium (DVD, USB stick or SD card), best with the Microsoft’s custom made MediaCreationTool. All you need to install Windows on your computer is integrated in this installation medium.

  • First, you will secure all “Personal Data” (from your current system) which you want to take into the new system.
  • Then you build the SSD in your PC.
  • Now you start the PC from the recently created installation medium and install the Windows operating system on the SSD.
  • Now install the hardware drivers for your PC and the connected peripheral devices (printers, monitor(s), HID, console, etc.).
  • When this is done, you configure the system according to your own needs.
  • After that, all applications (apps or tools) are installed that you want to work with in the future.
  • Finally, you pulsate the secured “personal data” back into the new system.

FERTIG!

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roool
roool
2 months ago

You can create an NTFS partition on your HDD and extract the Windows ISO to the partition, then you can boot directly from the partition at UEFI.

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