Windows 8 installation process screenshot exposure Fire speed onlookers! (3)

        5, the installation is complete Experience tells us that Microsoft's Windows operating system after completing the basic installation steps, often have to go through some necessary settings before you can see the true face of the new system.
Win 8 is no exception. After completing the basic installation steps, it will take some time to prepare for the new operating system (as shown below).

Being ready for the new operating system
You will also need to make some careful settings, such as user privacy settings.

Required settings
After some hard work, there will be a "black screen" to welcome us, but don't worry, this "black screen" is not a "black screen". This is a page that reminds you that your computer needs to be rebooted to enter a brand new Windows 8 system.
The saying goes: The darkest before dawn is indeed the truth. After the darkness, it will be a new glorious journey.

Awaiting "black screen"
6. Enter Win8 system
After rebooting, you can see Microsoft's next generation Win8 system. It can be seen that the interface is not much different from the Windows 7 system except that the IE9 browser and the Windows Live user avatar in the lower right corner are already installed by default.
Attached: Windows 8 default wallpaper download



Win8 system interface
And this Windows 8 system interface is also reported with us before Br> coincides.

Highly integrated with Windows Live

Although the Russian version of Win8 is definitely not the final version, we are still far away from the release of Windows 8 system, but the Win8 installation process should not There is a big difference. Our journey to the Win8 installation experience is over. If you are still not sure, you can click here
to see the concept map of the user design for Windows 8 system.

Media Player Playback Window under Windows 8

Incidentally: Recently, there is news that Microsoft has started to use Windows 8 and Server vNext Pre-Release to several Major OEM partners distribute Windows 8 early beta and invitation keys, and Microsoft provides Windows 8 Build 7971.0.110324-1900 downloads on the Connect official website. Microsoft's major OEM partners (currently known as HP) have been able to download Windows 8 Milestone 3 from Connect.