USB - Installing an OS on a modern system.Create a bootable USB using tools like Rufus or built-in utilities (e.g., macOS Disk Utility).Access the boot menu (e.g., pressing F12) to boot from USB., Optical Media - Installing older OS versions or when USB isn't an option.Insert the bootable DVD/CD and select it in the boot menu., Network - Installing an OS in an enterprise using PXE (Preboot Execution Environment).Configure PXE boot in BIOS/UEFI and connect to the network installation server., Solid-State/Flash Drives - Installing OS on compact devices or servers.Similar process to USB installation but with SSDs or flash modules., Internet-Based - Download and install directly (e.g., macOS via recovery, Windows via Media Creation Tool)., External/Hot-Swappable Drives - Use external drives to boot or install OS.Ensure the external drive is bootable and connected., Internal Hard Drive (Partition) - Dual-boot or recovery installations. Install the OS from an existing recovery or installation partition., Upgrade - Move from Windows 10 to Windows 11 while retaining files and applications.Use the upgrade installer and verify compatibility with the hardware and software, Recovery Partition - Restore the system to factory settings.Access the recovery partition via boot options or system settings, Clean Install - Install a fresh copy of the OS, removing previous data.Boot from installation media, format the target drive, and proceed with installation., Image Deployment - Deploy a pre-configured OS image across multiple devices.Use tools like Windows Deployment Services (WDS) or third-party tools like Clonezilla. , Repair Installation - Fix an existing OS installation without removing data.Use the OS installation media to select the repair option. , Remote Network Installation - Install an OS over a network using remote management tools.Use PXE boot or management software like SCCM.,

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