Processor:64-bit architecture at 1 GHz or faster; Intel: eight-generation or newer (details); AMD Ryzen 3 or better (details); Qualcomm Snapdragon 7c or higher (details)

RAM:4 GB or higher

Storage:64 GB or larger storage device

System firmware:UEFI, Secure Boot capable

TPM:Trusted Platform Module (TPM) version 2.0

Graphics card:Direct X12 or later capable; WDDM 2.0 driver or newer

Display:High-def (720p) display, larger than 9” diagonal in size, 8 bits per color channel (or better)

Internet connection/MSA:Windows 10 Home edition requires internet connectivity and a Microsoft Account (MSA) to complete device setup on first use. Switching out of Windows 11 Home in S mode likewise requires internet connectivity. For all Windows 10 editions, internet access is needed for updates, and to download and use certain features. An MSA is required for some features as well.

This Windows 10 Home Retail version can be ONLY used for 1-time installation on 1 PC only and is NOT transferable. It can be also used to upgrade lower versions of Windows to Windows 10 Home.

Here’s how you can get started:

1. First, you need to download the Windows media creation tool from this link: Download the Windows

2. After that, run the media creation tool

3. Click on “Create installation media for another PC.”

4. Choose your language.

5. Pick the version of Windows 10 which is suitable for you (Home or Pro).

6. Then, choose between the option of 32 or 64-bit.

7. Lastly, tell the installer whether you want to create a bootable USB drive or install it directly. We prefer that you create a separate USB drive.

Once you’ve made the installation media, follow these steps to do a clean install:

1. First, boot your PC from the USB device that you just created

2. After the setup has fully loaded, pick your desired language, time zone, and keyboard settings.

3. When prompted, enter your 25-digit product key

4. Choose “Custom: Install Windows only (advanced)”.

5. Select the drive you want to install the Windows on. Format it and click on “Next”. Be careful because this step involves deleting everything on your PC to make room for Windows.

After completing these steps, follow any additional instructions to finish installing Windows 10 64-bit on your computer.

If you need more help, you can find additional support for Windows on their website.