Plug the cable into the back of the Desktop

After plugging it into the Desktop plug it into the screen

Remember to press down on the cable when plugging it in

Plug to other end of the cable into a plug

Plugging in Ethernet into the back of the PC

Plug in the USB, making sure that it properly downloads the data (You may need to plug it into a port in the back if that fort port doesn't work properly)

Entering BIOS should have an option that shows booting from USB. If you do not have an option like this showing, please try a different USB after shutting down the computer.

Select UEFI Kingston Data Traveler as boot option #1

Once you have set UEFI as boot option one, save and exit BIOS.

Set Windows to the preferred language 

In the windows set-up, it will ask for a product key. This will come with your purchased windows program so put in the numbers

Read the terms of service and accept

Set up the drive to install Windows, allow it to format the drive you are installing Windows 10 onto.

Let the system fnish installing windows, this may take a few moments

Installing Windows 10, progress will update as it installs, once it finishes you will be be prompted to restart.

Set up your keyboard layout that matches the keyboard you use

You will then be prompted with more questions, and further personalization after this screen.

Create a password, make sure to write this down after putting it in, being careful of captials and other aspects

After creating a password, confirm by putting it in again

Put in the first security question, record answers to questions.

Put in the second security question, record answers to questions.

Put in the third security question, record answers to questions.

Prompted to choose whether Windows can use your location data.

Prompted to choose whether or not you want to send all your diagnostic data to Microsoft to improve their feedback.

Prompted to share data related to improving ink & typing.

Prompted to share experiences with diagnostic data to help improve Windows.

Prompted to choose whether or not Windows can allow apps to use advertising ID to personalize your taste in accordance with the privacy policy of the app provider.

Go to the settings and look up updates

Check for any updates for the program, this will likely be needed for the first time it boots up.

Updates will show under the Windows Update tab, and show percentages related to all downloads. Ensure to leave the computer alone with updating to avoid any possible corruptions to files and only restart wihen prompted and all updates either show waiting for updates or 

Wait for updates to finish updating

After all updates have finished loading, some may require a restart, so wait until they finish loading then restart the computer

Restarting after updates as prompted.

Installing updates before windows boots.

It's possible that you might have several rounds of updates to do, in this instance we had 2 rounds of updates.

All updates are completed.

Under the Updates and security you will find virus and threat protection.

Under security, you should be greeted with a similar looking page.

If anti-malware is in place, then you should be able to see under current threats and also virus and threat protection settings. If not, you should be prompted to implement a software or update your existing provider.