Windows Installation Tools and Processes

This video tutorial guides viewers through the process of downloading Windows operating systems from the Microsoft website. It covers downloading Windows 11, 8.1, and 10, including the use of the Media Creation Tool for Windows 10. The tutorial also explains how to use Rufus to create installation media and discusses partition schemes like MBR and GPT. The video concludes with final steps for installation and offers tips for handling TPM issues with Windows 11.

What is the first step in downloading Windows 11 from the Microsoft site?

• Open the Microsoft Store

• Choose the language

• Install a third-party app

• Select the version and click download

What tool is required to download Windows 10?

• Windows Update Assistant

• Media Creation Tool

• Microsoft Store

• Windows Installer

What can you change when creating installation media for Windows?

• The system time

• The default browser

• The language and version

• The screen resolution

What should you do if you want to use the recommended settings for your computer when creating installation media?

• Select a different version

• Change the language

• Leave the recommended settings checked

• Uncheck the recommended settings

What is the purpose of using Rufus in the Windows installation process?

• To download antivirus software

• To create a bootable USB drive

• To update Windows

• To install drivers

Which partition scheme is recommended for older computers without UEFI BIOS?

• GPT

• NTFS

• FAT32

• MBR

What option does Rufus provide for computers with TPM issues?

• Install with UEFI

• Install with BIOS

• Install with TPM

• Install without TPM

What is the final step after selecting the partition scheme in Rufus?

• Click 'Finish'

• Click 'Download'

• Click 'Start'

• Click 'Install'

What is the main difference between MBR and GPT partition schemes?

• GPT is not used for Windows

• MBR is for older computers

• GPT is for older computers

• MBR is for newer computers

What should you do if you encounter issues with TPM during installation?

• Update the BIOS

• Re-download the ISO

• Install without TPM

• Use a different USB drive