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How to Install Windows 10 on a PC - A Clear and Simple Guide

In order to install windows 10 on your PC, there are a few things you will need. First of all, you will need a Windows 10 installation DVD. However, be careful about which one you get, as most of them are not trustworthy. The main reason why is because they are fakes which are engineered to try and steal your money and identity. Another reason is because of the quality of their products, which are actually poor at best. But that does not mean you have to settle for any other DVD. Read more great  facts on audio and video out of sync windows 10, click here.

For a complete and clean installation of windows 10, you will need the following: CPU | motherboard | : | one | support} RAM: One gigabyte for each slot. Two gigabytes should suffice if you have an average computer's power supply. Four gigabytes should be more than enough if you are using a laptop. However, make sure you note down which devices require and use this information when you go to look for the RAM. This way, you will know what you need ahead of time.

Operating System: You can either go for Windows XP Home Edition or Windows Vista Home Edition. Either one will be fine. There is however, one thing you must remember when installing windows on a different operating system. The clean install process will not work if you try to install it on a system which has already been infected by spyware and adware. You therefore need to backup your existing operating system before proceeding to clean install process. For more useful reference,  have a peek here turbogadgetreviews.com. 

USB drive: Another important device required for installing windows is a USB drive. These devices are designed to be used with windows software. To insert a USB drive, simply connect the device to your computer and follow the on screen instructions. Once you are through with the installation process, create installation media and save it onto your desktop in a place where you can find it easily later. Please view this site  https://www.techradar.com/how-to/computing/how-to-use-windows-10-1306689   for further  details. 

Now that you have the necessary devices ready, you can now begin the installation process. Insert the windows setup disk into your computer's optical drive. Once you have completed the installation, insert the other PC's optical drive. At this point, your system will boot up and you will notice that your device has been properly setup. That was easy, wasn't it?