Install Windows Server 2012 (Step-by-Step) with Video & Setup DOWNLOAD


Hello guys, though some of us are already familiar with installation of Windows OS here is a tutorial for those who needs it.  How To Install Windows Server 2012. Now before we begin we need to know the prerequisite for installing Windows Server 2012.

The Minimum System Requirements are;
  • Proccessor: 1.4 GHz 64-bit processor
  • Ram: 512 MB
  • Hard-disk Space: 32 GB
  • Ethernet adapter: Gigabit (10/100/1000baseT) Ethernet adapter
  • DVD drive (if you intend to install the operating system from DVD media) 
The following items are not strictly required, but are necessary for certain features:

  • Super VGA (1024 x 768) or higher-resolution monitor 
  • Keyboard and mouse (or other compatible pointing device)
If your system is a 64 bit i.e x64, Ensure that you have updated and digitally signed kernel-mode drivers for Windows Server 2012

If you are not sure whether the driver is digitally signed or if you are unable to boot into your computer after the installation, use the following steps to disable the driver signature requirement. After this, your computer will start correctly, and the unsigned driver will load successfully.

To disable the signature requirement for the current boot process:
  •     Restart the computer and during start-up, press F8.
  •     Select Advanced Boot Options.
  •     Select Disable Driver Signature Enforcement.
  •     Boot into Windows and uninstall the unsigned driver.

Now we are ready to install;

Step 1 - Insert your installation disc/ if you are using an ISO Image boot

Step 2 - Turn on your system and press F2 immediately to switch into the BIOS mode.

Step 3 - Switch to Advanced Boot Options and select DVD Rom or USB depending on what your are using.

Step 4 - After doing that save and press Crtl+Alt+Delete

Restart and start the easy step installations.

If you are not familiar with it. Watch a video by me below;

You don't have Server 2012 setup DOWNLOAD evaluation copy here





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