INSTALL WINDOWS 10 || MATERI BAB 4. SISTEM KOMPUTER

Summary

This tutorial provides a step-by-step guide on how to install Windows 10 on a laptop or PC. It walks users through entering the BIOS, setting boot priority to USB, selecting the appropriate Windows 10 edition, and partitioning the disk for installation. The guide also covers formatting the drive, setting up the system preferences, and handling product keys. The video explains how to complete the installation process, even on new or unallocated drives, ensuring users can set up their system without losing data. It concludes with tips for finalizing the installation and creating user accounts.

Takeaways

• 😀 Ensure your PC or laptop is set to boot from the USB drive by accessing the BIOS menu, which varies depending on the brand (e.g., F2, F9, F10, F12, or Delete key).
• 😀 When in BIOS, select the correct boot option: UEFI or MBR, depending on your system's partition style, and set the bootable USB as the primary boot device.
• 😀 After booting into Windows 10 setup, change the region and currency to 'Indonesia' for proper localization.
• 😀 If you don't have a Windows 10 product key, choose 'I don't have a product key' during the installation process, as long as your PC has previously been activated.
• 😀 When prompted, select the appropriate version of Windows 10 (e.g., Pro) and accept the license terms to proceed with installation.
• 😀 For fresh installations, choose 'Custom Install' and select the correct partition (usually the local disk C), then format it to ensure a clean install.
• 😀 If you're using a new hard disk or SSD, you'll need to create partitions. For example, allocate space for a 100 GB system partition (local disk C) and the remaining space for personal data storage.
• 😀 When partitioning, use the 'New' option to create partitions, allocating space in MB (e.g., 10,400 MB for 10 GB) and applying the settings to ensure the disk is partitioned correctly.
• 😀 After formatting and partitioning, begin the installation by selecting the partition you want Windows to be installed on and clicking 'Next'.
• 😀 If the installation restarts and goes back to the setup screen, remove the USB drive and restart the system. If you still face issues, proceed with a forced restart and reattempt the installation.
• 😀 Once Windows 10 installation is complete, configure regional settings and connect to the internet. You can choose a limited setup without internet access if preferred.

Q & A

How do I access the BIOS menu on my laptop or PC?

To access the BIOS menu, the method may vary depending on the laptop or motherboard brand. Common keys to enter BIOS include F2, F9, F10, F12, or Delete. Check your laptop or motherboard manual for specific instructions.

What is the purpose of changing the boot priority in BIOS?

Changing the boot priority allows you to boot from a USB drive or other devices, which is essential when installing a new operating system like Windows 10 from a bootable USB drive.

What is the difference between UEFI and MBR in BIOS settings?

UEFI (Unified Extensible Firmware Interface) and MBR (Master Boot Record) are two different partitioning systems. UEFI is the newer, more modern standard, while MBR is an older method. Choose UEFI for GPT partitions and MBR for legacy setups.

What should I do if I don’t have a product key for Windows 10 during installation?

If you don’t have a product key, you can select the 'I don't have a product key' option. Windows 10 will activate automatically once it is connected to the internet, provided it was previously activated on the same machine.

How do I select the correct edition of Windows 10 during installation?

You can select the edition of Windows 10 that you wish to install, such as Home, Education, or Pro. In the guide, Windows 10 Pro is selected. Be sure to choose the edition that matches your license.

What is the significance of formatting the local disk during Windows 10 installation?

Formatting the local disk ensures that any previous data is erased, allowing a fresh installation of Windows 10. Be sure to select the correct disk to avoid losing important data.

How do I partition a new SSD or hard disk during installation?

To partition a new SSD or hard disk, select the unallocated space and create a new partition. For example, you can create a 100GB partition for the system and applications, and the remaining space for personal data.

What should I do if my PC or laptop restarts during the installation process?

If your PC restarts and goes back to the Windows setup screen, turn off the PC, remove the USB drive, and restart the PC. This will allow the system to proceed with the installation.

How do I set up Windows 10 after installation is complete?

After installation, set the region to 'Indonesia,' select 'US' for the keyboard layout, and choose to skip the internet connection setup if necessary. Then, give your PC a name and set a password, or leave it blank.

Why is it important to select the correct disk during installation to avoid data loss?

Selecting the wrong disk can result in formatting or overwriting important data. Always double-check the disk labels and ensure you select the one designated for Windows installation.