Windows Guides - Installing Windows on a System

There can be 2 scenarios.

Scenario 1 - System is not having any OS installed / Installed OS is not booting.

In this scenario, we would need to connect a bootable Windows USB and go to BIOS / Boot settings.
Depending on your system, boot options might open by pressing Del or F1 key while it is booting up.
You can refer your manufacturer’s website / manual to find your BIOS key.
Under boot settings, set system to boot from USB.
Save changes and exit.
After restarting, Windows setup will start.
Follow instructions as mentioned in the setup to continue Installing Windows.

Scenario 2 - System is having a working OS already.

If you have a working Operating System (Windows 8 or newer), you can go to “Advanced Startup” under Recovery settings.
Post booting into Advanced Startup screen, choose Use a device.
Select the connected Bootable Windows USB.
Windows Setup will start.
Follow instructions as mentioned in the setup to continue Installing Windows.

Things to note:

Set a strong password for Windows post installation.
If installing Windows on a laptop, keep it connected to power.
System might restart several times during installation.
Only boot from the USB once, after Windows setup starts and system restarts, continue booting from Internal storage.

After installing Windows, don't forget to install drivers.