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Install Windows 7

Install Windows 7,

create a bootable USB installer using a tool like Rufus and your Windows 7 ISO file. Back up all important files, restart your PC, boot from the USB, and follow the on-screen prompts to perform a custom installation.

Step 1: Preparation

  1. Back up your data: Installing a new operating system completely wipes your primary drive. Back up all files you want to keep.
  2. Download the ISO and create the USB: You will need the Windows 7 ISO file and a tool like Rufus to burn the ISO onto an 8GB or larger USB flash drive.

Step 2: Boot from the USB

  1. Insert the bootable USB drive into your computer.
  2. Restart your computer.
  3. Immediately press the Boot Menu or BIOS key (common keys include F12, F8, F9, F10, ESC, or DEL) to access your boot options.
  4. Select your USB flash drive from the list to boot into the Windows installer.

Step 3: Begin the Installation

  1. Once the Windows 7 setup files load, select your language, time format, and keyboard method, then click Next.
  2. Click the Install Now button.
  3. Check the box to accept the license terms and click Next.
  4. Choose the Custom (advanced) installation option. (Note: Do not choose Upgrade, as a clean install is recommended for a fresh system).

Step 4: Partition and Install

  1. Highlight the hard drive or partition where you want to install Windows 7.
  2. (Optional) Click Drive options (advanced) to format or delete existing partitions.
  3. Select the unallocated space or drive, and click Next. The installation files will begin copying, and your computer will restart several times.

Step 5: Final Setup

  1. Once the files finish installing, you will be prompted to type in a username and a computer name.
  2. Create a secure password for your user account and choose a password hint.
  3. Enter your Windows 7 product key if you have it handy, or uncheck "Automatically activate when I'm online" to do it later.
  4. Choose Use recommended settings for Windows updates.
  5. Select your time zone, set the date, and choose your network location (Home, Work, or Public).

Windows will finalize your settings and present you with the desktop.