How to Install windows,

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Step 1: Insert the USB

1. Turn off your computer.
2. Insert the Windows 11 bootable USB into a USB port.

Step 2: Turn on the PC and open the Boot Menu

Turn on the computer and immediately press the boot menu key repeatedly.

Common Boot Menu keys:

If you're unsure of your PC brand, try F12, Esc, or F11.

Step 3: Select the USB drive

Choose your USB flash drive from the Boot Menu.

Press Enter.

The Windows Setup screen will load.

Step 4: Choose language

Select:

• Language
• Time and currency format
• Keyboard layout

Click Next.

Click Install Now.

Step 5: Product key

If prompted:

• Enter your Windows 11 Home product key.

Or

• Click I don't have a product key if you'll activate Windows later.

Step 6: Choose Windows edition

Select:

Windows 11 Home

Click Next.

Accept the license agreement.

Click Next.

Step 7: Choose installation type

Select:

Custom: Install Windows only (Advanced)

Do not choose Upgrade unless you're reinstalling over an existing Windows installation.

Step 8: Select the drive

You'll see your storage drive(s).

For a clean installation (erases everything)

Delete the existing Windows partitions until you have Unallocated Space.

Select the unallocated space.

Click Next.

Windows Setup will create the required partitions automatically.

Warning: Deleting partitions permanently removes the data on them.

Step 9: Wait for installation

Windows will:

• Copy files
• Install features
• Install updates
• Restart several times

Don't remove the USB until Windows tells you to, or until the system restarts into the setup process.

Step 10: Initial setup

Follow the prompts to:

• Select your country and keyboard layout.
• Connect to Wi-Fi (optional during setup, depending on your edition and setup path).
• Sign in with a Microsoft account or use another available setup option.
• Choose privacy settings.
• Name your PC if prompted.

Step 11: Desktop

After setup finishes, Windows 11 Home will load to the desktop.

Step 12: Install drivers

If some hardware isn't working correctly:

1. Open Settings → Windows Update.
2. Click Check for updates.
3. Install any available updates and optional driver updates.

If necessary, download drivers from your PC or motherboard manufacturer's support website.

Optional: Set the USB as the first boot device in BIOS

If your computer won't boot from the USB automatically:

1. Restart the computer.
2. Press the BIOS key (usually F2 or Delete).
3. Open the Boot tab.
4. Move the USB drive to the top of the boot order.
5. Save changes by pressing F10 (on many systems).
6. Confirm with Yes.
7. The PC will restart and boot from the USB.

Troubleshooting

• USB doesn't appear in the Boot Menu: Try a different USB port (preferably a USB 2.0 port if available) or recreate the bootable USB.
• "This PC can't run Windows 11": Check that TPM 2.0, Secure Boot, and UEFI mode are enabled in the BIOS if your hardware supports them.
• No drives are shown during setup: Your storage controller may require a driver (common on some newer systems). Download the appropriate storage driver from your computer or motherboard manufacturer's website and load it during setup if needed.