How to set the Windows 8 operating system after one key recovery

1. Reboot the computer after one key restore, and in general, you will see a continuous screen and three or so reboots, as shown in the following example:

2. After completing the final step, the "Welcome to Windows" phase begins. The Windows Welcome Wizard guides you through the initial installation and personalization of Windows on your PC. It is sometimes referred to as the OOBE (new experience) or "First Run Experience" in other Microsoft products. When interacting with your customers, use Windows welcome.

Most of the pieces you see first when you start a new PC that is pre-installed with Windows 8 are "Welcome to Windows."

This section outlines the steps shown in this procedure.

You will then be prompted to select the background color. If it is a new installation, not an upgrade, the system will also require you to enter the computer name. (Default idea PC)

3. If you have a wireless adapter with Windows 8 already attached to the driver, you will be prompted to select your wireless network from the list of available networks. Each network shows the signal strength, and the unencrypted network also displays a warning shield. Note: If you have configured your wireless network to prevent SSID broadcasts, the SSID broadcast will not be displayed in the list. Or do not have a wireless network that is available to you, use the "Connect to wireless network later" option, and then configure the connection in Windows.

4. It is recommended that you use the Quick setting, click to skip to the "login" step of the wizard directly after using the quick settings, or you can select the Customize button to verify the settings separately. The following illustration is the wizard's "Custom" path.

The following figure shows the various options that will be associated with automatic installation of Windows and driver updates, as well as with SmartScreen? Filter-related options.

The following illustration shows the options for setting up the page to show feedback to Microsoft about usage and other related data to improve the product.

The following figure shows the settings related to using Microsoft services to fix the problem and allow you to configure the information that you want to share with your application.

After you complete the Settings page (if you select the Custom option, there are multiple pages), you are prompted to provide an e-mail address to log on to Windows. The default option for creating an account in Windows 8 is to use the connected account, which logs on to Windows using your Microsoft account and password. The e-mail address provided here should be a Microsoft account, and even if you do not have a Microsoft account, you can create one from this interface. If you do not want to create a connected account, you can create a local account by clicking the "Log on without using Microsoft account" link. To view the steps to create a local account, see the following settings

On the local account creation screen, you will see more traditional account creation options, such as defining names, typing the password twice, and entering a password hint. You must enter text in the Password prompt field to continue. This is the final step of this wizard, and after you click the Next button, you will log on to Windows 8 using the local account that you just created

At this point, the installation is complete, you are logged on to the PC, and the new Start screen is loaded.