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1. #HOW TO WINDOW SETUP WIN TO FLASH YOUTUBE HOW TO#
2. #HOW TO WINDOW SETUP WIN TO FLASH YOUTUBE INSTALL#
3. #HOW TO WINDOW SETUP WIN TO FLASH YOUTUBE DRIVERS#
4. #HOW TO WINDOW SETUP WIN TO FLASH YOUTUBE UPDATE#
5. #HOW TO WINDOW SETUP WIN TO FLASH YOUTUBE DRIVER#

See this article for some troubleshooting help: "How to upgrade from Windows 10 Home to Pro for free." 2. If you see a problem with either of those settings, you'll need to resolve the issue before going any further.

#HOW TO WINDOW SETUP WIN TO FLASH YOUTUBE UPDATE#

Next, go to Settings > Update & Security > Activation to confirm that you installed the correct Windows edition and that your installation is properly activated.

#HOW TO WINDOW SETUP WIN TO FLASH YOUTUBE DRIVER#

I keep a USB-based Ethernet adapter (Amazon has a huge selection, including some solid performers in the $10-20 range) handy for those rare occasions when Windows doesn't have a built-in driver for the network adapter, but I didn't need it for this job. This Settings page offers a network status check and troubleshooting tools

If you see a display like this, you're good to go. After you finish setup and get to the Windows desktop, go to Settings > Network & Internet > Status. When you step through the Out of Box Experience (OOBE) portion of the process, Windows Setup will use an existing wired connection or prompt you for Wi-Fi credentials.

#HOW TO WINDOW SETUP WIN TO FLASH YOUTUBE DRIVERS#

In fact, most of the remaining steps on this checklist require an Internet connection.įor most PCs sold in the past five years, the built-in Windows 10 network drivers work just fine. Without a working connection to the Internet, you won't be able to do much of anything. Check network, Windows edition, and activation status With that task out of the way, let's get started. (If you need a refresher on the process, see my FAQ: "How to install, reinstall, upgrade, and activate Windows 10.") Download the installer files for the current version from the Get Windows 10 page and use the Media Creation Tool to create a bootable USB drive. With an unformatted or freshly formatted system drive, you'll need to start by installing Windows 10. If you want to do the same with your older PC or laptop, follow this checklist. The entire process took less than an hour, and the difference in performance was as impressive as the original upgrade from hard drive to SSD was five years ago. I just ran through this process again with a five-year-old desktop PC, replacing the SATA SSD with a modern NVMe module in a PCIe Gen3 x4 adapter. It incorporates changes you'll encounter when using Windows 10 version 20H2 and later. This post is the latest full update to the original version I published five years ago. After all this time, I've developed a checklist to ensure that I don't miss any key steps along the way. I have gone through this process many times through the years, sometimes with brand-new, freshly unboxed PCs, and other times renewing an older PC with a freshly formatted system drive.

#HOW TO WINDOW SETUP WIN TO FLASH YOUTUBE INSTALL#

Whether you're installing a brand-new PC, or renewing an older PC with a freshly formatted system drive, this clean install checklist will ensure you don't miss any key steps along the way.

#HOW TO WINDOW SETUP WIN TO FLASH YOUTUBE HOW TO#

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