INSTALLING AND

CONFIGURING
COMPUTER SYSTEM
(ICCS)
(PREPARE INSTALLER)
Prepared by: Mr. Glenn F. Madrid Jr.
Objectives:

1. Create portable bootable devices in accordance

with software manufacturer instruction.

2. Prepare customized installers in accordance with

software utilization guide and end user agreement.

3. Carry out installation of portable applications in

accordance with software user guide and software
license.
 A boot device is any piece of hardware
that contains the files required for a
computer to start. For example, a hard
drive, floppy disk drive, CD-ROM drive,
BOOTABLE DVD drive, and USB jump drive are all
considered bootable devices. However,
DEVICE unless the necessary boot files are stored
on the drive, diskette, or disc, the
computer cannot boot from that device.
 What's An ISO?
Any f ile t h at en d s i n . i so i s an ex a ct copy o f a di sk . It ' s a
v ir tu a l copy o f a C D o r DV D, wi th the sa me f i le s tr u ct ure
a n d t he s ame d a t a. IS O co pie s a re refe rred to a s "i m age s"
o f t he or ig i n al . T he a c r o nym I SO come s f r om t he n a me o f
t he or g an iz at io n re s po ns ib le for cre a ti n g in d us tr y
s t a nd a rd s -- - Inte r n at io n a l Or ga n iz a ti on for
S t a n d a r d iza t io n .

T hey f i g ure d I SO was better a c ro ss al l l an g u a ges a s IS O is

d e r i ved f r o m t h e G r e ek i s o s , m e a n i n g " e q u a l ".

In t h is c a se, t he IS O is a per fe ct cop y o f w h a t wo u ld be on

a n o r i g i n a l W i n d o ws C D o r D V D.
 Any media, whether it's a hard drive, USB
flash drive, CD, or DVD is bootable if you
can use it to boot your computer. In this
case, we are creating portable media which
Bootable boots from the USB drive or disc, instead of
the computer's hard drive. When installing
Windows, the media you use must be
bootable.
How to Make a Windows 10 Bootable ISO

The easiest way to create Windows 10 bootable media is to use

the Windows Media Creation tool. The software is available as
a free download from Microsoft.

This tool can do three things:

1. Update the system to Windows 10.

2. Create a Windows 10 bootable USB stick.

3. Download a Windows 10 ISO file to your computer.

 The f irst two options on the list require simply
following instructions in the tool, a nd you won't
need to deal with an ISO f ile at all.

How to You are given the option of downloading a 64-bit

version, a 32-bit version, or both. There is also an

Make a
option to Use the recommended options for this PC.
If you don't know which one you need, use this
setting!
Windows 10 For 32-bit Windows installations, 4GB is the
minimum size U SB stick that will work. For 64 - bit,
Bootable you'll need 8 GB minimum. It is advised to use
something a little larger where possible. Note that

ISO this will wipe the contents of the USB drive so be

sure to back up any data you want to keep f irst.

You can download Windows 10 here :

https :// www.microsof t. com /en-us /sof tware-

download /windows 10
 • You can get a Windows 7 ISO direct from
Microsof t, but you will need your 25-
character product key to start the
download. You can find your Windows
Product Key either with the original
Where to installation media or in an email from
Microsof t from when you originally bought
Download a it.
• Be aware, for this method to work, you
Windows 7 cannot use an Original Equipment
Manufacturer (OEM) key. It has to be from
either a Windows installation disc or from a
ISO previously downloaded ISO purchased from
Microsoft.
• You can Download window 7 ISO here:
https://www.microsof t.com /en-us /sof tware-
download /windows 7
 When you purchased Windows, you will have
received either a 25-character product key or a
digital license. You can install an operating
system without either of these, but you won't
What If I've be able to activate it.

If you lost your product key, there are ways to

Forgotten find it again. The Magical Jelly Bean KeyFinder
has a free version which will display your CD
My Product Key as shown above.

Key? Alternatively, you can follow the

provided by Microsof t on finding your product
advice

key.

You can find your product key here:

https://www.magicaljellybean.com /keyfinder /
Where To Download a Windows 8.1 ISO

Windows 8.1 is still available to download from

Microsoft. Getting the ISO requires no product key,
though you will need one when you try to install it
for the first time.
You can download windows 8.1 ISO here:
https://www.microsoft.com /en-us /software
download /windows8ISO
 Bootable Windows 7 ISO Maker: The
original Windows 7 ISOfile is
Steps in
bootable. Sometimes, it’s hard for
Making a us to avoid some problems. For
instance, download the non-
Window 7 bootable Windows 7 ISO file. Many
ISO users ask us the way to solve this
problem.
Steps in Making a Window 7 ISO

1. Free Download WinISO.

https://www.winiso.com /support /tutorials
/make-windows7-bootable.html
2. Install WinISO and Open Windows 7 ISO
File
Once downloaded, launch the installation
file (.exe), there is nothing weird about
installation process, just straight forward
and then run WinISO.
WinISO Main
Interface
Open the Windows 7
iso file you’ve
downloaded. WinISO
can detect the image
file is bootable ISO
or non-bootable
automatically.
 Check your ISO f ile for the word "non-bootable,"
which indicates that this Windows 7 ISO lacks boot
information. However, WinISO can assist you in
conver ting it to a Windows 7 bootable ISO.

You can't add any boot information to the Windows

7 ISO, though .

WinISO Var ying discs have different boot information

depending on the content.

Main As a result, you must locate the correct Windows

7 disc boot informa tion.

Interface The boot information is contained in a small.bif

image f ile. Here, you’ll f ind ISO boot information for
Windows 7 U ltima te Version (32bit & 64 bit).

Here you can free downloa d Windows 7 boot

information:

Windows 7 boot image 3 2 bit

Windows 7 boot image 6 4 bit

Step 2: Set Windows 7 boot
information
Click "Bootable" on the toolbar
after saving the windows 7 boot
image file, choose the first option
"Set boot image," a window will
appear, and then choose the boot
information you have and click
"Open." On the view frame, you
will discover the word “bootable”
at this point.
Step 3: Save

• As a last step, you must save the new ISO file

you created. Prepare a blank disc and click
"Burn" on the toolbar, then select this Windows
7 bootable iso file. Then select "OK."
• All the process will be done by WinISO.
LESSON 2
BOOTABLE DEVICES
USING CD/DVD
 What is a bootable DVD and how does it
work? Emergency Startup Disk is a bootable
DVD that is primarily used to re-boot your
computer after it has been compromised or
How to has had technical difficulties.

It's no longer difficult to create a bootable

make a DVD. WinISO is a utility that allows you to

bootable create bootable DVDs. It can also extract and

set boot information, as well as build a

DVD? bootable ISO file.

Note that not every ISO file has boot

information. On the left of WinISO, you can
see whether the ISO image files have
bootable information or not.
Step 1: Install and
run the software

After the installation,

run the software.
Step 2: Make bootable ISO file

Open an ISO file which Tips: There are 2 ways

is non-bootable ISO. to set the boot
Then set the boot information with
image file. WinISO.
Usage 1:
Click "Set Boot Image"
from the toolbar, and a
"select a boot image
file" dialogue will
display on your
screen. Select the boot
image file after that.
Usage 2:
You can also load boot information from CD/DVD/BD
Driver or CD/DVD/BD image f ile .

On the toolbar, select "bootable" and then "Impor t

From." There are two alternatives. To get a message,
including the impor ting succeeded message, the boot
f ile size, and the option to set into the current
working image or save it to f ile, just choose
"CD/DVD/BD Driver" if you have boot information in
your CD/DVD/BD. When you click the "Set into
current" button, you'll be presented with a bootable
ISO. (Please preser ve the boot information f irst
before putting it into the non-bootable f ile .)
Step 3: Burn the bootable ISO file to
DVD

Prepare a blank DVD and ensure that

you have a DVD Driver on hand to
insert it. Then, on the toolbar, click
"Burn." Select the DVD driver and the
bootable ISO you just received. Now
that everything is in order, click
"Burn." A few minutes, you will get a
bootable DVD.
More things you can do:
• Extract boot image: The boot information can also
be extracted from bootable DVD or ISO files using
WinISO.
• Clear boot information: If your file does not
require boot information, WinISO can assist you
in resolving the issue. Simply select "Bootable”
from the toolbar, and a drop-down list will appear.
When you choose "Clear Boot Information," you'll
be presented with a non-boot image file, similar
to the original ISO.
LESSON 3
USB BOOTABLE
USING RUFUS
SOFTWARE
 Rufus is a utility that aids in the
formatting and creation of bootable USB
flash drives, such as USB keys /pendrives,

Rufus memory sticks, and other similar devices.

If you need to produce USB installation
media from bootable ISOs (Windows,
Linux, UEFI, etc.) or if you need to work on
a system that doesn't have an OS installed,
this can be extremely beneficial.
How to Use Rufus to
Create a Bootable
Flash Drive

Note: This tutorial assumes you

already have the ISO file. If you
don’t have the ISO file, you can
download it from the developer
website. Also, make sure that the
USB drive you are using is at least
8 GB and has no important data in
it.
Use Rufus to Create Bootable USB
Drive

1.First and foremost, if you haven't already,

download Rufus. Rufus is available in a por table
version as well as a standard installer. If you don't
want to install Rufus on your machine, download
the portable version. In my case I’ve downloaded
the por table version. Install Rufus and open it af ter
it has been downloaded.
2.When you plug in the USB drive, it will appear in
the top drop -down menu right away. Once you see
the drive, click on the “Select ” button .
1. Go to where you saved
your ISO file in the
browse box, pick it, then
click the "open" button.
In my situation, I chose
the ubuntu ISO since I
wanted to make a
bootable USB stick with
ubuntu. You can choose
the ISO of your choice.
2. (Optional) to compute and see the MD5, SHA1, and
SHA256 checksums of the ISO file, click the small "tick"
icon next to the "boot selection" drop-down option.
This is useful for determining whether the ISO file has
been altered in any way.
3. From the Partition Scheme
drop-down menu, choose
"MBR," and from the Target
System drop-down menu,
choose "BIOS or UEFI."
Select the "Add fixes for
ancient BIOSes" checkbox
under the "Advanced Drive
Properties" section if you're
trying to use this bootable
USB drive on an older
system.
4. (Optional) using the "volume
label" option, you can alter the USB
drive name. Additionally, under
“advanced format options” make
sure that the “quick format” tick is
set. Quick format formats the drive
faster by omitting the check for
faulty sectors, as the name implies.
5. Click on the
“Start” button.
6. Rufus may prompt you
to download extra files
depending on the ISO file.
Rufus, for example,
prompts you to download
the latest version of
Syslinux in order to make a
bootable Ubuntu disk.
Rufus will take care of
everything if you hit the
"Yes" button.
7. Select the
recommended "write
in ISO image mode”
option in the next
question, then click
the "OK" button. You
may also receive a
drive format warning
— click the "OK"
option to dismiss it.
8. Rufus begins
creating the bootable
USB drive as soon as
you press the button.
The creation
procedure can take a
few minutes
depending on your
USB drive.
9. Once completed, you will not
see a completion message but
will hear a completion sound,
and the progress bar will turn
fully green.
 LESSON 4
USB BOOTABLE
USING
DISKPART/CMD
 USB Boot works in the same way as a
floppy disk did in the past to start a
computer. It's usually used to rebuild an
operating system from the ground up, or

How does
to repair, recover, or install it. You'll need
to build a bootable USB drive first in order
to do a USB boot.
USB Boot This can be done on your own PC or with
the help of third-party software.

work? Afterwards, the software will copy all of

the operating system files and install
them on the USB drive /pen drive, allowing
for USB booting. You'll need a USB
drive /pen drive with at least 8 GB of
storage to make a bootable USB.
STEPS TO
CREATE A
BOOTABLE USB
USING CMD
Step 1: Run command
prompt in Administrator
mode. There are two ways
to do the same:

• Search for cmd in

Start menu, right-
click on the
command prompt,
clickon Run as
Administrator.
• Open Task
Manager, go to
File->Run new
task, search
for cmd and
pressenter.
Step 2: connect the
USB device to the
computer that is to
be made bootable.
Step 3: Type the
command ‘diskpart’
and then press
enter.
Step 4: Type the
command ‘list disk’
to display a list of
all the available
storage devices on
your system. Press
enter to continue.
Step 5: Select the disk
that is your pen drive.
Generally, it is marked as
disk 1, it might vary
system to system. Make
sure not to select any
other available disk as it
will get formatted. To
choose the disk, type the
command ‘select disk1’
and press enter.
Step 6: To make a
pendrive bootable,
there is a need to
format it to clean
the existing data.
This can be done by
the use of ‘clean’
command.
Step 7: Type the
command ‘create
partition primary’
and press enter.
This will make the
disk primary and
ready to be made
bootable.
Step 8: To
choose the
partition created
as primary, type
the command
‘selectpartition 1’
and press enter.
Step 9: Before making
the disk bootable, there
is a need to format it as
NTFS because windows
uses NTFS file system
for storage. This can be
done with the use of
command ‘format=fs
NTFS’ and press enter.
Step 10: Type the
command ‘active’
and press enter.
This will mark the
primary bootable
partition as
active.
Step 11: Type the command
‘exit’ to exit DISKPART and
press enter. Now close the
command prompt window.
Step 12: Now copy all the
data from the
OS(Windows /Linux /etc .)
Installation disk to your USB
drive that is just been made
bootable. Now, this pendrive
can be used to install the
desired operating system on
any computer.