Compatible 64-bit CPU, 4GB RAM, 64GB storage, and TPM 2.0 enabled. Phase 2: Creating the Bootable USB Drive
After the file copying completes, the computer enters the "Out-of-Box Experience," where the user personalizes their new Windows installation. This includes selecting a region and keyboard layout, signing into a Microsoft account (or creating a local offline account if preferred), setting a password and PIN, and choosing privacy settings. Cortana or voice activation options may appear depending on the version. Within 10–15 minutes, the desktop will load, revealing a clean, fresh installation of Windows. The final step is to install drivers (especially for network and graphics), run Windows Update to download the latest patches, and reinstall essential applications.
You need a functional Windows computer to create the installation media.
This guide will walk you through the entire process, from creating the installation media to booting up your new desktop.