Ubuntu 22.04 LTS Installation Guide

Insert the installation USB and choose "Try or Install Ubuntu" by pressing Enter.

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Wait for the Ubuntu Desktop Installation Interface to load.

Choose the language for the installation process. This language will be the default for the installed system. Select "English" and click "Next".

Choose the preferences that suit your usage, adapting Ubuntu to your needs, and click 'Next'.

Choose the installation language and keyboard layout. This will be the default layout for the system once installed. Select 'English' and click 'Next'.

Connect to the Internet to continue the installation. If you have an Ethernet cable connected, select the 'Use wired connection' option for automatic connection. This will allow you to download updates during installation.

This screen offers the option to install updates during the installation process. As it is not necessary for our case, select 'Skip' to speed up the installation. Updates can be installed later from the system.

This step allows you to choose whether to try Ubuntu without installing it or to start the installation directly. If you're ready, click on 'Install Ubuntu'.

This screen asks whether you want an automatic or interactive installation. Choose 'Interactive Installation' to review and customize the options step by step. Then click 'Next' to continue.

Now, it asks you which set of applications you want to install. You can choose the 'Default selection', which includes basic necessary apps, or the 'Extended selection', which adds more programs right from the start. In our case, select 'Default selection' for a lighter and faster installation.

This screen lets you choose whether to install third-party software, such as drivers for graphics and Wi-Fi devices. Check the box that says 'Install third-party software for graphics and Wi-Fi devices' and click 'Next' to continue.

You are now asked how you want to install Ubuntu. Choose the 'Erase disk and install Ubuntu' option for a clean installation, which will delete everything on the disk. Then click 'Next' to continue.

In this screen, you need to create your user account. Enter your name, the computer's name, a username, and a password. Make sure to remember it well, as you will need it to log in and make important changes to the system. When done, click 'Next'.

Select your time zone by clicking on the map or typing the name of your city. This will ensure that the system time is correct and will be updated automatically when necessary.

Before starting the installation, all the options you've chosen will be displayed. Review that everything is correct: language, installation type, partitioning, user account, etc. If everything is fine, click 'Install' to begin the process.

The Ubuntu installation has started. The process may take several minutes, during which the system will be installed on your hard drive. Be sure not to turn off your computer during this time. Once finished, you can reboot and start using your new operating system.

The installation has completed successfully. You can now reboot the system to begin using Ubuntu. Click 'Reboot Now' to finish the process. Remember to remove the installation media (USB or DVD) before restarting.

On the first boot, the system will prompt you to log in with your user credentials. Enter the password you set earlier, and you will be taken to the Ubuntu Desktop, ready to use!

You can now log in to your account. Enter your username and the password you created during installation. Click 'Log In' to start using Ubuntu and access your desktop.

Welcome to Ubuntu! You are ready to start exploring your new operating system. In the following steps, you will be able to configure additional options, such as Internet connection and system customization. Enjoy your experience with Ubuntu!

It is recommended to update your system to ensure you have the latest versions of packages and security improvements. Open the terminal and run the following commands:

sudo apt update && sudo apt upgrade

This will download and install the available updates. Enter your password when prompted and wait for the process to finish.

After the update, you may be asked to restart the system for the changes to take effect. Click 'Restart Now' to complete the process. Be sure to save any work before doing so.

Congratulations! You now have Ubuntu 22.04 LTS fully installed and configured. Explore all the included applications and enjoy a fast, secure, and free operating system.