Description: The installation process of an operating system on a computer involves a series of steps that allow the user to effectively configure the system. It begins with downloading the ISO image from the official website of the operating system, which can be burned to a USB or DVD. Once the installation medium is prepared, the user must restart the computer and access the BIOS or UEFI to select the appropriate boot device. When booting from the installation medium, a graphical interface is presented that guides the user through the installation options. The operating system offers several installation modes, including the option to try the system without making changes to the hard drive, as well as installing alongside other operating systems or as the sole option. During the process, the user is prompted to configure aspects such as language, time zone, and creating a user account. Once these steps are completed, the installer proceeds to copy the necessary files and configure the system. Upon completion, the user can restart the computer and enjoy the operating system, which is characterized by its user-friendly interface and focus on ease of use, especially for those migrating from other platforms. This installation process is essential to ensure that the operating system functions correctly and is optimized for the specific hardware of the computer.
