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When you do decide to install, be aware that WINDOWS WILL BE DELETED AND EVERYTHING ON IT! This is why making backups first is so important. Make sure you do everything the welcome screen installer tells you to (and maybe play around with the os more before you install) and then your distro is installed you may be notified to reboot into the PC. Turn off the computer, remove the USB, and when you power it back on you'll have replaced Window with Linux! When you do decide to install, be aware that WINDOWS WILL BE DELETED AND EVERYTHING ON IT! This is why making backups first is so important. Make sure you do everything the welcome screen installer tells you to (and maybe play around with the os more before you install) and then your distro is installed you may be notified to reboot into the PC. Turn off the computer, remove the USB, and when you power it back on you'll have replaced Window with Linux!
After you have done that you may be given another welcome screen to follow and install any updates or drivers you deem necessary. If you don't get this screen, it's usually a good idea to run an system update before you do anything else. This can usually be done in the included app store (the name of which will vary depending on what distro you chose) or by running a command in the terminal. Terminal commands to update the system and then install a program called Wine are included later in this guide. After you have done that you may be given another welcome screen to follow and install any updates or drivers you deem necessary. If you don't get this screen, it's usually a good idea to run an system update before you do anything else. This can usually be done in the included app store (the name of which will vary depending on what distro you chose) or by running a command in the terminal. Terminal commands to update the system and then install a program called Wine are included earlier in this guide.
# Install Steam & Proton/GE-Proton # Install Steam & Proton/GE-Proton