When you've just purchased a new ASUS computer, you want to ensure that you set it up correctly and efficiently in order to make the most out of your investment. The startup and set up process can be intimidating but don't worry, we've got you covered. In this guide, we will provide you with step-by-step instructions on how you can get your new ASUS computer up and running in no time. Additionally, if you're in the Niagara Falls area, you can trust JTG Systems, located at 577 Niagara Street in Welland, Ontario, to do this for you. Simply call (905) 892-4555 to schedule an appointment.
The first step in setting up your new ASUS computer is to carefully open the box and inspect the contents. Make sure that all of the components you ordered are included in the box. You should have:
It's important to inspect each item to ensure that there are no missing parts or defects that may impact the performance of your computer.
Once you've verified that everything is in the box, connect the power cord to the back of the computer and plug it into a power outlet. Turn on the computer by pressing the power button on the front of the case.
The next step is to connect your new ASUS computer to the internet. There are two ways to do this: using an Ethernet cable or Wi-Fi.
If your router or modem is in the same room as your computer, connect the Ethernet cable to the back of the computer and to the router or modem. This will provide a direct connection to the internet and ensure a stable connection.
To connect to Wi-Fi, locate the network icon on the taskbar and click on it. Select the Wi-Fi network you want to connect to and enter the password (if needed). Once you're connected, your computer will automatically download and install necessary drivers.
After your computer is connected to the internet, you'll need to set up a user account. Windows 10 requires that you set up at least one user account for security reasons.
To do this, follow these steps:
Click on the Start Menu button and select Settings.
Select Accounts, then Family & other users.
Click on the Add someone else to this PC button.
Choose whether you want to use a Microsoft account or a local account.
Follow the prompts to create the account.
Once you have your user account set up, it's time to install antivirus software. A good antivirus program will help protect your computer from viruses and malware that can cause data loss or corruption.
There are many antivirus programs available. Windows Defender is a built-in antivirus program that is available on all Windows 10 computers. Alternatively, you can download and install a third-party antivirus program that may offer more features and protection.
Before you start using your new ASUS computer, you may want to consider installing additional software. This may include productivity software for work, games, or other programs.
Windows 10 has a built-in Microsoft Store where you can download apps and other programs. Alternatively, you can download and install software directly from the internet. Always ensure that you are downloading from a reputable source to avoid downloading viruses or other malicious programs.
Setting up your new ASUS computer can be a daunting task, but with this guide, you should have all the information you need to get started. Remember to unbox and inspect your computer, connect to the internet, set up user accounts, install antivirus software and install any additional software or programs you may need.
And, if you're in the Niagara Falls area, JTG Systems can help set up your new ASUS computer quickly and efficiently. Contact them at (905) 892-4555 to schedule an appointment.
While Windows Defender is a good built-in antivirus program, you may want to consider additional antivirus software for added protection. Third-party antivirus programs may offer more comprehensive protection and features.
Yes, you can download software directly from the internet. It's important to ensure that you are downloading from a reputable source to avoid downloading viruses or other malicious programs.
Yes, Windows 10 requires that you set up at least one user account for security reasons. You can choose whether to use a Microsoft account or a local account.
