Demonstrating how to edit BIOS Configuration

 How to set a BIOS Password

First of all you need to put the computer together and then load it up then when it does you need to click "F2" and then it should come up with a screen asking you for a password you type that password in.

Then after you've typed the password in it comes up with the BIOS Screen, you should then go to the second tab which is called "Security" then you should go to "Set User Password".

Then it comes up with a screen asking you to type in your new password which you would like preferably a simple one that you can remember.

 Then after you've typed it, it asks you to confirm it then after that you need to click "F10" and save the settings.

How to Create Appropriate directory/folder structures

 Right First of all you need some documents. You should rename them to what subject they are then you should right click and click create folder, and create a folder for each subject.

Then after you have done this you should drag the files to the correct folders.

Then when you have done this it should be able to find your files you are looking for as they  are set up into differents subjects

How to Install an Operating System

In this document i have done a step by step by using just pictures to show how to install an operating system.

First of all you need to load up the computer and click (F2) and go to the BIOS settings.

Then when your in the BIOS setting you need to go the boot section and make sure boot from memory stick is enabled.


Then you need to plug your memory stick in and wait for the computer to load up.

Then a black screen comes up with 10 options you need to pick the one that second from the top.

Then you need to open the universal usb downloader and select the operating system you have and select create then a window comes up which briefly says it will wipe your memory stick apart from the operating system you click yes.

Then it comes up with a loading screen you have to wait about 5-10 minutes for this to download or more depending on which operating system it is.

After it has finished the operating system begins to load up.

Then when it loads up it asks you your security setting e.g. keyboard language etc.

Then it gives you the option to split your memory between two operating system e.g. linux and windows.