#SAVE WIZARD BETA LICENSE KEY INSTALL#

Open Disk Management by typing diskmgmt.msc into the Run dialog box ( Win + R), and locate your temporary 4GB partition.

You can now continue with the rest of the steps.

Go through the wizard, you can keep clicking 'Next'Īfter following these steps, you should have a new storage device in your File Explorer.

There should now be 'Unallocated' space, right-click 'New Simple Volume'.

Type 4000 in the amount of space to shrink (in megabytes), which is 4GB.

Right-click on your Windows drive (like C:) and click Shrink Space.

Open Disk Management by typing diskmgmt.msc into the Run dialog box ( Win + R), and locate your Windows drive.

If you run into any issues with Disk Management, you can alternatively use Macroit Partition Expert Free Edition. The documentation's Windows ISO downloader doesn't show for you due to the documentation being loaded without JavaScript. It gets the latest version of your desired Windows version for Intel and AMD CPUs. The buttons below download an ISO directly from Microsoft's servers. To fully reinstall Windows, you need to download your desired Windows version's ISO file, which will be used later in the guide.

Knowledge of general Windows troubleshooting and usageīefore installing Atlas, you need to reinstall Windows.

If you have an ARM-based CPU, you can only use Atlas with Windows 11.

64-bit CPU ( you can check what you have).

We recommend choosing Windows 11 if you meet the official requirements.

For Windows 11, you can bypass the TPM and Secure Boot requirements.

Meeting the system requirements for Windows 11 or Windows 10.

It is recommended to take a look at our page on who Atlas is for before installing.

#SAVE WIZARD BETA LICENSE KEY INSTALL#

To currently install AtlasOS, Windows must be activated beforehand.

AtlasOS complies with the Windows EULA activation in Windows is not modified.

Save wizard beta license key