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In computer science, installation is the procedure of transferring data from a storage medium (like a CD-ROM, DVD, USB drive, or downloaded file) to a computer’s hard drive or other storage location. This process typically involves copying program files and associated data, configuring settings, creating shortcuts, and registering the software with the operating system. A successful installation makes the software ready for use. The complexity of an installation can vary greatly; simple applications might require just a few clicks, while more complex systems like operating systems or large software suites involve numerous steps and configuration options. Installation often includes prompts to accept license agreements, choose installation locations, and select optional components. Post-installation tasks may include updating drivers, configuring network settings, and integrating the new software with existing programs. The goal is always to ensure that the software functions correctly and seamlessly within the computer environment.
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