Programs To Access System Resources

Insert the RAM into it socket carefully and snap the two clip to hold the RAM firmly to the motherboard. Couple backs your system and powers it on.
4.0.3    : Installing Sound Card

STEP 1: locate the PCI slots these are the slots that you can install expansion cards into. PCI slots are typically white, and you may have 1-5 of them. The slots line up with the removable panels on the back of the case.
STEP 2: Remove the existing sound card (if necessary). If you are replacing an old card, remove the old card first.
STEP 3: Secure the card with a screw. Screw a single screw into the metal tab that secures the card to the computer chassis. Don't over tighten, but ensure the card is snugly fastened to the case.
STEP 4: Connect the sound card to the CD/DVD drive (optional). Some older sound cards may connect to the CD/DVD drive with a small cable. This is optional on virtually all newer computers, as this connection is now handled by the hardware.
4.2    INSTALLATION

Alongside the existing WinPE-based windows setup (which is used for installation that are initiated by booting from DVD, USB, or network), Upgrade Assistant is offered to provide a simpler and faster process for upgrading to Linux OS from previous of windows. The program runs compatibility, check to scan the device’s hardware and software for Linux OS compatibility, and then allows the user to purchase, download, generate installation media with a DVD or USB flash drive and install Linux OS. The new installation process also allows users to transfer user data into a clean installation of Windows. A similar program, branded as Linux Setup, is used for installations where the user already has a product key.
Linux OS implements OEM Activation 3.0, which allows Microsoft to digitally OS distribute Windows licenses to original equipment manufacturers (OEMs). Linux OS devices store product keys directly in firmware rather than printed on a certificate of Authenticity (CoA) sticker. This new system is designed to prevent OEM product keys from being used on computers they are not licensed for allows installer to automatically detect and accept the product key in the event of re-installation.
Linux OS Update adds a new installation mode known as ‘WIMBoot’, where the WIM image that contains the windows installation is left compressed rather than being extracted, and the system is configured to use files directly from within the system image. This installation method was primarily designed to reduce the footprint of the Windows installation on devices with small amounts of storage. The system image also doubles as the recovery image, speeding up Refresh and Reset operation. It is only supported in systems with a Unified Extensive Firmware Interface (UEFI), where Windows is located on a solid-state driver or eMMC.
4.3    DESCRIPTION ON HOW TO BOOT OS FROM DVD
i.    Insert the CD into the DVD CDROM.
ii.    Wait and observe it loaded.
iii.    Click yes or Next to agree to the condition.
iv.    Enter the serial or CD key and click next.
v.    Observe the information the progress of the steps
vi.    Read the information carefully and keep clicking next.
vii.    Click finish when done and wait as system boot to the windows environment.
viii.    Insert the driver software into the CD ROM to run the driver of each component.