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Windows 8.1 is a major update released by Microsoft in late 2013 and brings many new features and changes to the interface. The most obvious addition that will be noticed by users is the "Metro" interface that expands on the flat and simple look of Windows 8. This article will assist you in learning how to get these features working so you can use Windows 8.1 for yourself! Windows 8. 1 is built on Windows 8, which was released in late 2012. This demands that most of the solutions will be the same as Windows 8, although many of them are slightly different due to the design overhaul that took place in Windows 8. Since it is a very large update to Windows 8, most of these solutions will involve installing new software rather than "updating" an existing installation of Windows 8. This makes it very important for you to know all the things you need to do before installing this update otherwise even if you have never installed an upgrade or service pack, you may find yourself in quite a sticky situation! If you are installing your first copy of Windows 8. 1, you will definitely want to make sure there are no issues with the installation process. This can be accomplished by ensuring that your disk is clean or "unvandalized". This means that it has never been used for any other installation of Windows (other than your original copy of Windows 7). A disk which has been used for installation is not clean in this case, and therefore in the process of installing Windows 8.1 it will most likely cause issues when installing some parts or components of the system. The easiest way to get a disk that is "clean" and ready for use is to format it. This should ensure that your drive can be used by Windows 8.1 without any issues. Since the process of installing Windows 8. 1 requires a clean disk, make sure you back up all your data before proceeding! Installing Windows 8 will overwrite everything on the hard drive partitions where it is installed onto and will also load an additional 50-60GB onto your computer for temporary files while you're using the operating system. If anything goes wrong while attempting to install Windows 8, you could end up losing all of your data and therefore will destroy whatever programs and applications that were on it. This is why it is extremely important to backup your data before you attempt to install Windows 8.1 onto your computer! To install Windows 8. 1, you will need to insert the installation disc into the drive and boot off of the CD. Once this happens, you will automatically be taken through a set of menus where you can choose your language, time, currency format, etc.. There are two different types of installation methods for Windows 8.1: Upgrade or Custom Installation. Upgrade - If you are wanting to upgrade Windows 8 to version 8.1 directly from within the operating system itself, click on view "Upgrade this PC now". cfa1e77820
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