How to Install Windows 10 on Your PC

Connect the USB to proceed with the following steps:

1. Restart your PC and, when the manufacturer's logo shows up, locate the BOOT menu key, which is typically F2, F10, F11, F12, or Del, to access the menu.
2. Alter the boot order to USB.

Note: The setup key may differ based on your PC model. At that stage, your PC will indicate which key to use.
3. Upon restarting the PC, you will see a screen that reads Press any key to boot from CD or DVD.

Note: Ensure the USB is set as the primary device.
4. Once in the setup program, choose your language, time format, currency, and input method, and click Next.

5. Click the Install now button.

6. If prompted, input your Windows 10 key.
7. Read and agree to the Windows 10 license terms and click Next.

8. On the next screen, choose Custom: Install Windows only (advanced).

9. In the subsequent box, select the drive where you wish to install Windows 10.
Note: To identify the correct hard drive, check the Total Size column and pick the hard drive with the most space in GB.
10. Click Next, and Windows will commence installing on your PC.

11. After installation, the first step in the setup process will ask for your region or the country where you reside. Search for it, select it, and click Yes.

12. Choose the correct keyboard layout and click Yes.

13. If you don't want to add a second keyboard layout, click Skip.

14. Sign in with a Microsoft account by entering your email and password and clicking Next.

15. Now you'll Create a PIN. Enter an easy-to-remember password and click Next.

16. In the next step, choose your privacy settings. To understand which options to select and which to reject, you can select More information. Then click Accept.

17. In the customise your experience option, you can choose the activities you'll perform with your PC to receive ads and suggestions, or if you prefer, click Skip.

18. In the Link your Android phone option, click No thanks.

19. Now click Decline the free trial of Office 365.

20. Now click Decline the 100 GB of OneDrive storage if you prefer.

21. At this step, you can choose whether you want to subscribe to Game Pass; if you don't want to, click No thanks.

22. Now if you want, you can use Cortana to set up your PC; if you don't want to, click Not now.

23. After a few minutes, the next thing you'll see is your desktop. That means you have finished installing Windows 10.