What's going on guys it is Bernardo and today is all about installing Windows 11 so let's get
right into it. Alright so first things first the system requirements to get Windows 11
up and running within your machine. It looks like one of the major requirements that a
lot of people have been complaining about is the Trusted Platform Module.
From my understanding Microsoft might tweak the requirements so stay tuned for that. I
am waiting for Microsoft to actually release the ISO of this particular operating system so
I can import it into my SCCM server, or my MDT server and push out more videos for you guys.
So for this video, I'm actually going to create a new virtual machine within my VMware ESXi
server. So I'm going to click on that button create VM, I'm going to get the nice little
wizard I'm gonna leave the default click next here. I'm going to provide a name,
right windows 11 pretty easy. Make sure you change the other settings such as
the guest operating system as well as the operating system version and click Next,
you're going to pick your storage click next here. Now the next step is to customize your
virtual machine. Now this is really up to you. So once you make the modifications click on Next,
Finish, and you're almost done. So we are going to select our new virtual machine and from here
I'm going to click on edit and within here, I'm going to go inside the section that says CD/DVD,
and then click on the drop down menu and pick data store, ISO file and I'm going to navigate
to where that Windows 11 ISO file, lives right. So we are going to select it, click
on the Select button. Make sure you check off connect, click on Save. Once you're done saving,
you're going to click on the power button right there, just click on that power button it's going
to launch startup, it's going to want you to press a key to boot into the CD or DVD.
So just hit spacebar whatever you want, it's going to load up the Windows operating system.
Once it loads up you're going to get this this is really standard, this is something that we've seen
so many times when installing a Windows operating system. So we are going to click Next here. Click
on install. It's going to want you to activate it. Now for this video I don't have a product
key so I'm going to say I don't have a product key, it's going to continue it's going to want
me to pick my operating system flavor. Now for this video I picked windows 11 Pro.
Then click Next here. Make sure you accept the license and terms then click Next.
You got two options in the option that I'm going to pick his custom install Windows only, then
you're going to pick your hard drive. And once you pick your hard drive. Click on Next. It's going
to start copying the Windows files it's going to start getting itself ready it's going to reboot.
Once it's done is going to give you this so this is the new Windows 11 out of the box experience,
and it's it's pretty neat. It's sleek and it automatically reminds me of the MacOS environment.
Yeah, the the whole white and the bluish, grayish tones of color. Weird, right. So you're
going to pick your country. By default, and pick United States for me so I'm going to click yes,
it's going to start loading up, you're going to pick your keyboard because once you click yes,
it's going to want you to install a second keyboard like you're able to add another layout
or skip it for me I clicked on skip. It's going to start loading again, it's going to start checking
for updates and eventually it's going to take you here. Now this is really up to you which one you
want to pick. For this example I picked the setup for work or school. Click Next. It's going to want
you to log into your Microsoft account. Now, one cool thing is that you are able to bypass this,
and the way that you do this, is click on sign in options. And then you have two options. We
are going to pick domain join instead. It's going to bypass all that, you know,
logging into a Microsoft account and it's going to allow you to create a local account so I'm going
to give it a name. Once you give it a name, give it a password. Make sure you confirm it and then
click Next. Next. Next. Now, it's going to want you to add security questions so as three of them,
click the drop down menu, pick a question answer it, three of them make sure you remember them,
and then click Next. Next. Next. Once you're done is going to start loading up again,
and eventually is going to take you here. So, once it takes you here, I kind of recommend that
go over all this stuff. And most likely, you want to turn all this stuff off. Once you configure it,
click Next. It's going to start loading again, and it's going to take you here, this might take a few
minutes. Eventually when everything is done, it's going to load up and your start menu will pop up,
which is the new Windows 11 Now the first thing that I did once my machine was up and running,
I launched my settings app and I went inside the Windows Update and I check for any updates. Now
the second thing that I did within this machine is or when inside the Windows Insider program,
and I just clicked on getting started and I follow the prompts to get this machine
part of the Windows Insider program, so I could get the latest builds,
as well as the latest updates, and I say guys that is Windows 11 Out of the box experience
step by step installation process and I catch you guys on the next one. Peace out.