Os Practical
Os Practical
OPERATING SYSTEMS
SUBMITTED TO:
PROF. JIWANPREET KAUR
SUBMITTED TO:
PROF. JIWANPREET KAUR
SUBMITTED TO:
PROF. JIWANPREET KAUR
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PRACTICAL NO: 01
Installation Process of various operating systems.
A. Installation of Windows 7.
Due to firewall restrictions, particularly on off-campus and wireless connections, you will need
to connect to the your campus VPN service before installing this software.
The installation instructions are for doing a clean install, where you wipe your computer clean
and reinstall all software. Back up all the files you wish to preserve.
You will want to boot from the installation DVD. Insert the DVD into a DVD drive and restart
the computer (you may need to select F12 during the boot process to tell the computer where you
wish to boot from). A 7 Installation Window will appear.
Windows will start.
Select your language, time and curency format and keyboard or input method and click on next.
Click on Install now.
The desktop will change to a Windows 7 background with Setup is starting... on the screen.
Accept the license terms and click on Next.
You will get the option of performing an Upgrade Installation or a Custom Installation. In our
example we are selecting Custom Installation. This will wipe your hard drive of all data and
install a copy of Windows 7. Remember to make copies of any files you want to preserve.
Select where you wish to install windows and click Next.
A dialogue box will appear that will display the progress of the Windows 7 installation.
As the installation goes through the above steps the computer will reboot several times. Once it
reaches the final step you will see a green progress bar at the bottom of the screen. You will be
asked to create a account and to name your computer.
You will be asked to set a password and password hint. Click Next.
Click on Use recommended settings.
You will be asked to set the Time Zone Time and Date. Click Next.
Select your computer's current location. In our example we click on Work Network.
Take the Ubuntu installer USB and insert it into a USB port on the computer on which you want
to install Ubuntu.
Reboot the system and boot it off of the USB flash drive.
Select the Install third-party software for graphics and Wi-Fi hardware and additional media
formats option.
Click Continue.
Select the Erase disk and install Ubuntu option
N O T E: Any existing data on the target hard drive is destroyed.
Click Install Now.
The install process summarizes the changes that will be made to the hard drive.
Click the Continue button.
If your time zone does not populate correctly, you can click on the map or search for your
location in the search box.
When you're satisfied with the time zone selection, click on the Continue button.
You are next prompted to create your user account and to create a name for the computer.
N O T E : The account that you create is automatically an administrator of the system.
For compatibility with other nodes on the CSM campus network, your choice of computer name
should be entered in lowercase letters and should not be longer than 15 characters.
Click Continue.
The installation process takes about 20 minutes to complete. Progress is displayed.
When the system has completed rebooting, click on your user account icon.
Enter the password you created during the install process.
Click Sign In.
The installation process is now complete and you are returned to the desktop screen.