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WIN7 has been upgraded to Linux system. Installation tutorial sharing. As we all know,DigiPlus stock Windows 7 has stopped updating, and there may be security risks. Moreover, it also has relatively high requirements in terms of processor, memory, etc. Therefore, if your computer is still using Windows 7, upgrading to Linux is a good choice. In this article, I will share the detailed steps and precautions for installing Linux. First of all, you need to prepare the following tools and files: - Linux operating system mirror file (downloadable from the official website) - USB flash drive or CD burning disk (used to store mirror files) After preparing the tools and files, we can start installing the Linux system. The specific steps are as follows: 1.Download the Linux operating system image file. First of all, you need to download the Linux operating system image file from the official website of Linux. Please make sure that the downloaded mirror file matches the version of the operating system you want to install. Two. After creating a Linux boot disk, you need to use WinRar and other decompression software to decompress the obtained mirror file into a folder on your computer. Then, insert the USB flash drive or CD burning disc into the computer and use the Rufus tool (which can be downloaded from the official website) to write the decompressed mirror file to the USB flash drive or CD burning disc. 3. Select the startup item, then restart your computer and enter the BIOS (press the corresponding key during the startup process, such as Esc or F12).After entering the BIOS, find the "Boot" option and set the USB flash drive or CD burner as the first item in the boot sequence. Four. After entering the Linux installer to restart the computer, it will automatically start the Linux installer. Here, you need to follow the prompts of the installer. Different versions of Linux installers may be slightly different, but the steps are roughly the same. 5. The hard disk space allocation installer will prompt you to allocate space. You can choose to delete Windows 7 and install the Linux system, or install Linux on the current Windows 7 system (dual system). If you want to choose a dual system, you need to allocate part of the space for Linux installation when allocating hard disk space.6. Installation When you complete the space allocation, you can click the "Install" button to start installing the Linux system. The installation time will vary depending on the performance of your computer. When the installation is completed, you need to restart the computer and unplug the USB flash drive or CD burner. 7. Enter the Linux system. When your computer restarts, you can choose to enter the Linux operating system or the Windows 7 system. If you choose to enter the Linux operating system, you can begin to enjoy the advantages of the new system. In short, although installing a Linux system may be a little troublesome, it is worthwhile to think that the new system will bring you better security and experience. Therefore, please follow the above steps to install Linux, try the new operating system, and enjoy the new experience!

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