How to install Fedora 16 - 15 1080p HD (Red Hat Linux)

This video is of Fedora 15, but the steps are exactly the same as for Fedora 16.

Please leave feedback or any questions. Instructions below:

1. Go to www.fedoraproject.org, click Download and download the 32 bit if your PC is older. Get the 64 bit if you're running an Intel i3 or later computer.

2. Open the downloads folder, right-click the fedora file you downloaded and in Windows 7, click 'burn to image' with a blank CD-R in your CD drive.

3. Once finished, restart your PC. in the bottom left corner it shows the button you need to tap repeatedly on start up to enter the BIOS. Usually it is Del, F12 or the ESC. Find out, restart and tap the button until BIOS appears.

4. Change the boot priority order so the Primary device is the CD-Rom drive. use the keyboard with the Enter key and Escape to navigate the menus and make this change. Save and exit.

5. Fedora disc should boot. choose boot, and once done, choose Install to hard drive. Fill out the forms.

6. Once complete, restart and enter BIOS again, tap the button and put your hard drive back as the first device.

7. When Fedora starts there's one more menu to fill in. Then it has competed. Also during startup, to enter the GRUB menu, it will prompt you to press any key to enter. You can choose to boot Fedora or Windows if you have that installed also.

Music: "Land of Passion" - Hubert Laws

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[jocika99]

iHate Gnome... THE KDE IS THE BEST!!!

[12x]

@jocika99

for me, i would use the XFCE edition of Fedora right now. 

[az000990]

How many place he will take on disk which we choose as Target device during installation, all free space ?

Can we create particular area on that disk for Fedora ?

[12x]

@jjgamepro16

fair enough but i can't see that being too fast.

[jjgamepro16]

@12x Hogwash, I've got it running in a VM which is installed on an external drive.

[MalokeiroO]

@LeCoLe313 If you install any Linux distro you will never use windows again...but, YES you will be able to switch back to Win7...just won´t install Linux in a Windows partition(NTFS).

[LeCoLe313]

please someone respond to this:

after i install Fedora or Ubuntu or anything, will i be able to switch back to Windows 7 after?

[ninja27299]

@12x dude can i have 2 windows 7 one cracked and one with licence i want to replace the cracked one with fedora dose i do the same thing?

[12x]

@blingdead100

"Land of Passion" - Hubert Laws

[blingdead100]

@12x what is the song name and artist?

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