🔧Installing Windows without a DVD drive is faster and more efficient than using a DVD.
🔌Ensure all necessary drivers are installed for optimal performance.
🌐Disable internet connection during installation to avoid automatic syncing and online accounts.
🔍Be cautious when connecting additional drives to prevent accidental formatting or data loss.
💡Create a separate user account that is not connected to Microsoft for increased privacy.
Do I need a DVD drive to install Windows?
—No, you can use a USB stick and a Windows install media tool to install Windows without a DVD drive.
What should I do after building my first tower?
—After building your tower, you need to install necessary drivers, such as audio and video drivers, and customize your settings to optimize performance.
Is it necessary to disable the internet connection during installation?
—Disabling the internet connection during installation prevents automatic syncing and the need for online accounts, providing more control over privacy.
How can I avoid accidentally formatting or losing data when connecting additional drives?
—Before connecting additional drives, be sure to unplug any unwanted drives to prevent accidental formatting or data loss.
Is it possible to create a Windows user account without connecting it to Microsoft?
—Yes, during installation, you can choose not to sync devices, allowing you to create a user account that is not connected to Microsoft for increased privacy.
00:00In this video, we discuss the next steps after building your first tower.
01:40You can install Windows without a DVD drive by using a USB stick and a Windows install media tool.
06:44After installation, make sure to install necessary drivers for optimal performance.
08:14Disabling the internet connection during installation provides more control over privacy.
09:28Be cautious when connecting additional drives to avoid accidental formatting or data loss.
10:10You can create a Windows user account that is not connected to Microsoft for increased privacy.
