Are you thinking of trying Linux? In my opinion, it’s always a good idea to have a backup plan for almost everything, including the OS. So it’s okay to try Linux. However, Linux is basically different from Microsoft Windows, which has one main OS option (Currently WIN10); Linux 2000 ++ Options you need to understand. Linux has distributions listed, but has a desktop environment (DE) or flavor or SPIN or’Specialty‘(In the right place) Distributions like Kali’n Kodachi … before you actually find your favorite Linux distribution. Then you need to install it … fine-tune it … find the driver (If there is) Linux is not a Plug and Play OS. Most hardware will probably work, but printer’n scanners are likely to not work … Ubuntu’n Ubuntu-based distributions have IMHO, the most printer driver.
Linux is the second desktop OS option, not the main OS option, so if you are considering installing Linux, you should first migrate to Windows 10 (Suppose your computer is old with Vista or WIN7). I’m not sure if this series will be one or two more parts at this point, Part 1 Mainly focused on all Linux options (also known as Fragmentation) It should be considered before giving you a lot of time. Part 2 will focus primarily on how to buy economically. Microsoft Windows 10 Pro OEM CD Key Global From URcdkey $ 17.46 (Current price), And how do you like to install it?There are other software sites like URcdkey, But it’s hard to beat those prices, and most importantly, I’ve never had a problem activating any of the products I bought URcdkey, And I have installed 5-6 OEM CD keys.
Once you get Microsoft Windows 10 Pro OEM CD Key Global You need to download the ISO file from Microsoft. I’m updating the ISO this Sunday morning and downloading the new ISO file will take longer than upgrading 6 computers to version 20H2! ?? !! I think it’s a Microsoft server … maybe a lot of people are trying to download the same ISO file. My ISP isn’t fast, but it seems okay, so I think Microsoft is slow this morning.They create it on a USB flash drive for you, but I prefer to get the ISO file’n later create my USB installation media … I’m actually’ Create a spare USB to be usedworking’ The other USB’n is kept just in case. Having an ISO file gives you more options as needed.
Download Windows 10:
I haven’t updated it, so please download it. Media creation tool.. Once downloaded, go to the folder and open the MediaCreationTool20H2 file.
‘n Preparing’ Start checking n, then check the license terms.
Accept it … and’What do you want to do‘option:
I was going to’Create installation media‘For another PC … Next, language, architecture, and edition options:
Then the USB flash drive or ISO file option … This is an old photo showing the selected USB flash drive, but in this case you need an ISO file.
Then start the download. Hopefully you can connect faster than this morning. I’m glad I got up early (Sunday morning 11/22)… I’m trying to use bonus data (50GB from 2:00 am to 8:00 am) For large downloads:
Almost 5GB. It may have been busy because it was Sunday morning. One of the reasons I was having trouble downloading ISO (Updated all 6 computers to the new version 20H2 Return to November 4, 2020) Microsoft has changed some settings this time. This included moving the activation to the main settings. Previously,[このPCのプロパティ]Just click to open a window at the bottom that provides activation. Wait a minute … Checking for downloads:
It’s also a very slow process today, but it’s finally completed and used Rufus Create a USB.
Time to install it.This is the method I use … I’m focused on maintaining my privacy’I’m not interested in opening an account Also Social settings. You might want to do it another way, but that’s okay. Here are my steps:
- 1) Disconnect from the internet!
- 2) Boot the computer with USB and target disk …
- 3) When prompted for a product key, select “I don’t have a product key”
- 4) Select the version of Windows – my product is Microsoft Windows 10 Pro OEM CD Key Global So I choose the Windows 10 Pro option …
- 5) I agree to the license terms …
- 6) Select a “custom” installation …
- 7) Disk partitioning … select Delete Select the target partition and New arrival Then let Windows use the entire disk to create the required partitions …
- 8) If you want to connect to the internet, select “No internet” at the bottom left …
- 9) Add a name, but leave the password blank (That is, there is no annoying password for me) …
- 10) Next you will be taken to the big privacy settings page … Uncheck all “Yes”. This changes to “No”. There are seven options. a) Online speech recognition. b) Location. c) Find the device. d) Diagnostic data. e) Ink and typing. f) Tailored experience. g) Advertising ID. (((That’s the 7 options I changed to “no”) – If you need Microsoft, change it later.Adjust your experience‘… Eh, OK- please do not!!!
- 11) When asked about Cortana, select “Not now for Cortana”
OK … All installed’n Reboot. Make sure everything seems to work and test for a while … I think it will take a month before it needs to be activated. I usually do some simple checks, tweaks, connect to the internet and then activate.
Enter “Activation” in the search area at the bottom left to display the activation settings window.
Click Change Product Key and a pop-up will appear.
Please enter the given product key URcdkey $ 17.46 (Current price), Follow the instructions. I’m just testing it, so I don’t really have a product key for this test …
This already looks pretty long, so go ahead and post *Probably* Start planning for Part 3. Perhaps here are some simple hardware tips. BYOC And / or some financial mod advice.
…to be continued (Probably)
