Application Software Installation

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Step 1. Verify that the target device or machine meets
the application's general hardware specifications.
Starting installation on a computer machine that does not
have the minimum requirements will result in either a
failure to install the software or a failure to run the
program after installing it.
Step 2. Be sure that the version of the application you
are installing corresponds to the Operating System
platform running on your machine.
Step 3. Prior to launch, most programming systems also
have technical specifications. Double check whether the
operating system has to be changed or upgraded or if
any tools or services need to be downloaded.
Step 4. Before starting the installation process, make sure that
there are no unnecessary programs running. Applications can
demand that the antivirus programs be disabled in certain cases.
Before removing the security program, make sure that you are
running a legal application.
 
Step 5. You may update the software either from the Internet
(skip to phase 8) or from an emulation disk issued by the
manufacturer of the software. Simply open the CD or DVD drive
to install it from the disk and insert the installer.

Step 6 . You can open the configuration wizard window. Open
the Explorer and navigate to the optical drive, if there is none.
Double-click either the file Autorun or the file Configuration.
Step 7 . If the wizard is on operation, merely follow the instructions before
you have finished the installation process. To eliminate future issues during
the process, accept the default values for beginner users. Jump to step 10.
Step 8 . Launch your browser program for installation from the Internet and
save the configuration file to your hard drive.

Step 9 . After the update process is complete, run the configuration program
to run the setup wizard that will manage the software's automated
installation. Do step 7.
Step 10 . Upon completion of the update process and conclusion of the
configuration wizard, reboot the system before loading the newly updated
program.
End-User Requirements
Application Software is bundled with end-user
requirements, written in natural language for
consumers. Its purpose is to encourage customers
and stakeholders to verify that the system is going
to do what they plan to do. It is a means for
developers to connect with the user about the
features of the application program they are about
to install.
Software License Agreement
Software License Agreement is the legal contract
between the licensor and/or author and the purchaser of
a piece of software which establishes the purchaser's
rights. It shows the detail as to how and where the
software should be used and points out any limitations
that might be placed on the software.