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Install

How to Install the Windows Server Operating System


Before we get started with the installation, you will need a copy of Windows Server
2019 to enable you to work on your installation. To do this, visit the Microsoft
Website and navigate to the Windows Server Evaluations.

Here, you can download various versions of the evaluation product, including
Windows Server 2019, that you can use for free for 180 days. You can evaluate using
the Azure, ISO, and VHD. You can install your Windows Server 2019 on a virtual
machine like Hyper-V. Let’s get started.

Windows Server 2019 Installation Steps


Step 1: Create a boot mode

We need to boot from the installation media like the ISO file downloaded. Download
a few virtual machines to see which one works for you. You can choose Hypervisor
and boot the ISO on the virtual machine. This should lead you to a new screen. If you
need to use hardware, choose an 8GB memory stick.

Step 2: Select Language, Keyboard type, and Time Zone

Now that you have a new screen up. Make sure you are on a screen that says
Windows Setup. It should be a blue screen where you can choose your language,
time, and currency format, and keyboard.

Step 3: Install Windows Server 2019

On the new screen, you want to click on Install Now to begin installation. Now, this
could take a few minutes or seconds, depending on your RAM size.

Step 4: Choose the Windows Operating System

You need to choose the Windows operating system that works best for you at this
stage, depending on our needs. We have four types:

• Windows Server 2019 Standard Evaluation


• Windows Server 2019 Standard Evaluation (Desktop Experience)
• Windows Server 2019 Data Center Evaluation
• Windows Server 2019 Data Center Evaluation (Desktop Experience)

The desktop experience version installs the full graphical interface version of the
operating system, which is ideal for learning and evaluating Windows Server 2019.
The option that does not include the Desktop Experience will install a server-core
version of the OS, which doesn’t include a GUI, and it is managed using PowerShell or
remotely with Windows Admin Center.
Step 5: Applicable Notices

Click Next, read through the licensing terms, check the box “I accept the license
terms,” and click Next again.

Step 6: Determine Installation Type

Here, we have two choices, which are Upgrade and Custom. Now, the custom option
will allow us to install a new and clean Windows Server 2019, while the Upgrade will
help you upgrade the current operating system on your virtual machine. However, we
are working with a brand new installation here, so you should choose the Custom
option.

Step 7: Where to install Windows

At this point, you need to allocate disk space to install the Windows Server 2019
operating system. You can allocate a specified size to house the Windows OS or
install it in the currently allocated disk space. However, it is a good idea to house the
operating system in a separate partition. For instance, if your server will be a file
server, keeping the operating system separate from your user data is best. To do this,
click on NEW and specify the space that you need to allocate for your file storage.
Make sure you leave at least 60GB available for the Windows Server operating
system. Allocate and click APPLY.

Step 8: Ready to Install Windows

Make sure the primary partition is selected, and then click NEXT. Now you should get
a screen that says ‘Installing Windows’ with steps like, ‘Copying Windows files’,
‘Getting files ready for installation’, ‘Installing features’, ‘Installing updates’, and
‘Finishing Setup’. Sit back, as this could take a couple of minutes, and restart about
two to three times before installation is completed.

Step 9: Customize Settings and Enter Your Administrator Password

Your new screen should have a field to specify your admin password. Your password
must meet Windows server complexity requirements. Type in your password and
click Finish.

Step 10: Configuring the Server

At this point, the installation has been completed. It’s time to check for security
vulnerabilities and to make sure things like Windows Deployment Services (WDS)
Transport Server role were added to the Server Core, Windows Defender Advanced
Threat Protection (ATP), and Windows Time Service.

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