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# Starting With Computer Club 2013 # | ||
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This guide aims to show how you should set yourself up for Computer Club 2013 | ||
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## Requirements ## | ||
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1. A USB Stick (preferably > 8 GB) | ||
2. Access to the "Computer Club" Folder on the S-Drive (ask for access at the club) | ||
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## Installation ## | ||
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1. Insert USB Drive and ensure formatted to NTFS: | ||
- If a new drive, just right click -> Format -> Type: NTFS (note: will delete all data) | ||
- If an old drive, follow this: http://windows.microsoft.com/en-au/windows-vista/convert-a-hard-disk-or-partition-to-ntfs-format | ||
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2. Go to the S-Drive and Locate the "Computer Club" Folder: | ||
- Copy both of the files in that folder onto your USB drive (whether on the root or in a folder) | ||
- Note: This could take some time, do only at a time in which computers are not busy | ||
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3. You're Done! Go onto "Usage" | ||
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## Usage ## | ||
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The first time you want to run Linux on a computer, you'll have to run the Virtualbox EXE file and click through to install virtualbox: | ||
- Run the Virtualbox Installer | ||
- Create a new VM (with "New") | ||
- Continue to Hard-Drive Section, and select "Existing Hard Drive" And locate the file on your USB. | ||
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From then on, you can just load up the virtualbox program, and fire up the VM. |