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Installing Windows involves creating a bootable USB drive using the Media Creation Tool from Microsoft's website. Insert the USB into the target computer, restart it, and access the boot menu to select the USB drive. Follow the installer prompts, including entering a product key if required. You can choose a custom installation to manage partitions. After installation, set up your account and update drivers.
For macOS, download the installer from the Mac App Store and create a bootable USB using the Terminal app. Boot the target Mac from the USB installer by holding the appropriate key combination during startup. Use the installer, potentially using Disk Utility for a clean install.
For Linux, download the ISO file from the distribution's official website. Use a tool like Rufus or balenaEtcher to create a bootable USB. Boot the computer from the USB by accessing the boot menu. The installer will guide you through setup, including options for disk partitioning.
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