Getting Started With Project81

[CRUCIAL] PROPER OS INSTALLATION:

• Create a Bootable USB Drive:

  • Use a tool like Rufus or the Windows Media Creation Tool to create a bootable USB from your Windows ISO file.

• BIOS/UEFI Settings:

  • Access your BIOS/UEFI settings (usually by pressing F2, F10, Del, or Esc during startup).

  • Ensure that Secure Boot is disabled (if applicable).

  • Set the USB drive as the first boot device.

• Backup Your Data:

  • Before proceeding with installation, back up any important data to avoid data loss.

[CRUCIAL] CHECK HARDWARE COMPATIBILITY:

• Compatibility with OS:

  • Verify that your hardware components (CPU, GPU, etc.) are compatible with the OS version you're installing.

• Drivers Availability:

  • Check that drivers for your hardware are available for the OS. Download them in advance if possible.

[CRUCIAL] INSTALLATION PROCESS:

• Follow the On-Screen Instructions:

  • After booting from the USB, follow the installation prompts carefully. Choose the correct drive for installation and select your preferred settings.

• Partitioning:

  • If you're partitioning your drive, ensure you understand the structure and are not deleting important partitions.

[CRUCIAL] POST INSTALLATION:

• Install Drivers:

  • After the OS installation, install all necessary drivers, starting with the chipset, GPU, and network drivers.

• System Updates:

  • Check for and install any available system updates.

• Test Hardware:

  • Verify that all hardware components are functioning correctly. Use tools like Device Manager to check for issues.