LEARNING ACTIVITY SHEET

SPECIAL PROGRAM IN ICT 9

COMPUTER SYSTEMS SERVICING 9
Second Quarter, Week 7

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INSTALL WINDOWS 10 OPERATING SYSTEM

BACKGROUND INFORMATION FOR LEARNERS

Installing the computer operating system is the next step after you assemble your computer to make
your unit functional.
Before you install the operating system, make sure that your hardware complies with the minimum
system requirements of the operating system that you are going to install. Be sure to check your computer’s
specifications first. Make sure to back up your previous files before formatting.

WINDOWS 10 INSTALLATION

Step 1: Insert the bootable flash drive, but before doing that make sure that you turn off your computer
before you insert the bootable flash drive to avoid data / content corruption due to viruses.
NOTE: If you are using a CD Installer, turn on your computer and insert the Compact Disk Installer
(Corruption of data in the disc is not possible because it is already written in the disc or not editable).
Step 2: Turn on/ Restart your computer.
Step 3: Go to BIOS to change the Boot Order Sequence. Press the BIOS enter key on your keyboard
(F2, Del, Esc) continuously depending on your motherboards manufacturer.
Step 4. Go to Boot Tab using right arrow key/mouse.

Step 5. Place the Removable Device/ CD ROM Drive (if you are using CD) in the top list.
Note:
• If you are using keyboard, Use the down arrow to select Removable Device/ CD-ROM
Drive, press (+) sign to move to upper level.
• If you are using mouse, click the Boot Option # 1, select Removable Device/ CD-ROM
Drive.
Step 6. Press F10 to exit and save changes.
Step 7. Press any key to boot from your USB/CD. Failure to press will boot the previous OS.

Step 8. Set-up Language you want to use, Step 9 . Click the install now button
Set Time and Currency Format, Keyboard
or Input Method then Click Next.

Step 10. Type the product key and click Step 11. Select the operating system you
Next,or click I don’t have a product key want to install. Click Next.
button to skip the product key interface
Step 12. Check I Accept the License Step 13. Select the type of Installation.
terms checkbox then Click Next Select Custom to make hard drive partition.

Step 14. Click the hard drive and click Step 15. Enter the partition size (in MB).
New. Click Apply.
Note: Unallocated means free or available Note: 60% size in Drive C: (TESDA standard)
space for partition. Unallocated space is not 40% size in Drive D: (TESDA standard)
displayed in My Computer.

Step 16. Additional partitions for system files is created (System Reserved).
Note: You cannot install Operating system in these partition.
Step 17. Select Unallocated Space to Step 18. Enter size. Click Apply.
create second partition. Click New.

Step 19. Format the Partition 3 (will served as your back up area because it is no longer affected when
you reinstall your operating system)
Note: It is only done to newly created partition so that you can use it. Not advisable for partition that
contains your important files because formatting means clearing all the contents of partition.

Step 20. Install Windows 10 Operating System in Drive 0 Partition 2. Click Next.

Step 21. Wait until your Computer restarts.

Step 22. Repeat Steps 3-6 but this time make sure to make your Hard Drive as First Boot Priority. If you
forget to reconfigure the boot order priority, installation will not continue because
it will continuously boot your flash drive.

Step 23. Use Express Settings Step 24. Create account. Click Next

Step 25. Wait until the installation is finished. Step 26. Congratulations! Installation done.

LEARNING COMPETENCY
1. Install operating system and drivers for peripherals/ devices.

Activity 1 . Multiple Choice. Select the letter of the correct answer.

Multiple Choice: Select the letter of the correct answer.

1. Why is operating system the most important program that runs on computer?
a. It provides environment for all the software.
b. It acts as the interface between the user and the computer.
c. It makes the hardware functional.
d. All of the above.
2. Which of the following contains the operating system installed in your computer?
a. Flash drive b. compact disk c. floppy disk d. hard disk
3. If you see a message to press any key to boot the CD and you fail to do so, what do you think will
happen?
 a. The computer will load the previous Operating System
b. It will be prompted to BIOS setup
c. It will return to boot menu
d. Set up inspecting your system will appear
4. In which partition do we typically install the operating system?
a. Drive D b. Drive C c. External Drive d. Floppy Drive
5. Suppose that you will install Windows 10 on a system with more than one partition having your backed
up files, what important process should be done?
a. Change the file system
b. Delete the data and files on the different partition
c. Format your desired partition
d. Identify the partition that contains previous O.S.
6. If you see a message to press F2 to enter SET UP and you fail to do so, what do you think will happen?
a. The computer will restart
b. It will be prompted to BIOS setup
c. It will return to boot menu
d. The computer will load the operating system
7. What does BIOS mean?
a. Basic Input Output Set-up
b. Basic Input Output Sequence
c. Basic Input Output Software
d. Basic Input Output System
8. Why do we need to access BIOS before we install operating system?
a. managing memory settings
b. configuring a new hard drive
c. changing the boot order
d. resetting the BIOS password
9. What button are you going to select if you want to create a new partition?
a. Format b. Extend c. Delete d. New
10. What button are you going to select if you want to delete a new partition?
a. Format b. Extend c. Delete d. New
11. What button are you going to select if you want to format a new partition?
a. Format b. Extend c. Delete d. New
12. What do you call to the division of your hard drive?
a. Part b. Partition c. Group d. Set
13. What will happen if you forget to format the other partition during installation?
a. You’ll be able to use the partition
b. You cannot use the partition permanently
c. You can use the partition unless you format it after selecting it
d. The drive will be no longer seen in My Computer
14. What will happen to the unallocated space in your hard drive?
a. You’ll be able to use the partition
 b. You cannot use the partition permanently
c. You can use the partition unless you format it
d. The drive will be no longer seen in My Computer
15. What will happen if you forget to save the changes you made in the BIOS?
a. The default configuration will take effect.
b. The changes you made will take effect
c. There will be no changes in the BIOS
d. None of the above
16. What is the shortcut key in saving configuration changes?
a. F2 b. F1 c. F11 d. F10
17. Where can we find the boot partition priority?
a. Main option b. Advanced option c. Security option d. Boot option
18. After you properly configured the boot partition priority, what should be done next?
a. Exit Discarding Changes
b. Discard Changes
c. Save Changes
d. Exit Saving Changes
19. Which of the following is an example of BIOS enter key?
a. F2 b. F3 c. F4 d. F5
20. What will happen if you didn’t press the bios enter key quickly during the enter setup message?
a. It will open the boot menu
b. The operating system will not start
c. It will load the operating system
d. It will open the BIOS interface
21. The computer will restart during the completion of installation process, what will happen if you forget
to make the hard drive as the first boot priority?
a. The setup will continue
b. The BIOS will be loaded
c. The setup will start at the beginning
d. Nothing happens
22. What should be done next if the computer restarts during the completion of installation process?
a. Cancel the installation
b. Reconfigure the boot order priority/unplug flash drive
c. Turn off your computer
d. Nothing to be done
23. What does unallocated space means?
a. Partitioned hard drive space
b. Unpartitioned hard drive space
c. Ready for use
d. Can be seen in My Computer
24. What do you call to the first picture or image you see after opening your computer?
a. Cursor b. Icon c. Desktop d. Wallpaper
25. How to access BIOS setup?
1. Watch for an "entering setup" message
2. Restart your computer, or turn it on if it's already off.
3. Quickly press the key
a. 3 - 2 – 1
b. 2 – 3 – 1
c. 1 – 2 – 3
d. 2 – 1 – 3
26. How to change the boot order sequence?
1. Restart the Computer and Watch for the BIOS Setup Message
2. Locate and Navigate to the Boot Order Options in BIOS
3. Save Changes to the BIOS Setup Utility
4. Confirm Boot Order Changes and Exit BIOS
5. Enter the BIOS Setup Utility
6. Make Changes to the Boot Order

a. 6 – 3 – 2 – 1 – 4 – 5
b. 1 – 3 – 2 – 5 – 4 – 6
c. 1 – 5 – 2 – 3 – 4 – 6
d. 1 – 5 – 2 – 6 – 3 – 4
27. Why do we need to install operating system?
a. To make the hardware usable
b. To fix corrupted operating system
c. To make a computer functional
d. All of the above
28. What do you call the computer software which you configure first before installing the OS?
a. Application b. BIOS c. driver d. Installerd
29. What will you do if a customer wants to install an operating system in his PC but does not have an
optical drive?
a. Ask him to buy optical drive
b. Tell him that formatting is not possible because of the absence of optical drive
c. Create a bootable Flash Drive
d. None of the above
30. What may be the problem if a computer does not recognize a bootable flash drive? What would you
do to resolve this?
a. Make the hard drive as the boot priority # 1.
b. Make the optical drive as boot priority #1.
c. Configure the BIOS to boot on the flash drive
d. Remove the flash drive.
31. What should you configure in the BIOS when you are going to install an operating system using flash
drive?
 a. Memory settings
b. Resetting the BIOS password
c. Boot Sequence
d. Time and Date
32. Compute the 60% in Megabyte of a 1 Terabyte Hard Disk Drive?
a. 6, 000 Megabytes
b. 60, 000 Megabytes
c. 600, 000 Megabytes
d. 6,000,000 Megabytes
33. How about the remaining 40% in Megabyte of a 1 Terabyte Hard Disk Drive?
a. 4, 000 Megabytes
b. 40, 000 Megabytes
c. 400, 000 Megabytes
d. 4,000,000 Megabytes
34. What is the standard unit of measurement when entering partition size?
a. Kilobytes b. Megabytes c. Gigabytes d. Terabytes
35. What will happen to your file if you accidentally formatted your partition?
a. Nothing happens
b. all data on that partition will be deleted temporarily
c. all data on that partition will be saved
d. all data on that partition will be deleted permanently

REFLECTION
Partitioning is the process of dividing the hard drives storage capacity. Why is it important to
partition your hard drive?
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Prepared by: JAY-AR B. ANDRADA

Name of Writers

Noted by: LABERNE A. LADIGNON, JR

Division ICT Coordinator/ OIC EPS

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