Description: Installation verification testing is a set of procedures designed to ensure that the software installation process is carried out according to the established requirements and specifications. These tests are fundamental in the software development life cycle, as they guarantee that the software is installed correctly in the intended environment, without errors or failures. During these tests, aspects such as software compatibility with the operating system, the correct configuration of files and directories, and the functionality of the components being installed are evaluated. Additionally, it is verified that the necessary prerequisites for installation are met and that the software runs smoothly once installed. The importance of these tests lies in the fact that a faulty installation can lead to software malfunction, which in turn can affect user experience and developer reputation. Therefore, installation verification testing is a critical step to ensure the quality and reliability of the software before its release to the market.
