How to Install Mac OS X Leopard
- 1). Back up your computer. You can either just back up your data or use a disk cloning program to make an exact copy of your hard drive just in case anything goes wrong while you install OS X Leopard.
- 2). Insert the Mac OS X Leopard installation DVD. You can either insert it before you boot up your computer, and your Mac will automatically start the installation, or you can insert the DVD while your computer is running and run the "Install Mac OSX.app".
- 3). Click the "Restart" button when the big black "X" appears on your screen.
- 4). When your computer has restarted, select your language.
- 5). Click on "More Information" if you want to read more about the new features of Mac OS X Leopard, otherwise, hit the "Continue" button on the bottom of the screen.
- 6). Select the drive on which you want to install Mac OS X Leopard. This is usually "Macintosh HD". Then hit the "Continue" button on the bottom of the screen.
- 7). Hit the "Install" button at the bottom of the "Install Summary" screen.
- 8). Now you wait. The installation may take between one and two hours.
- 9). When the installation is complete, fill out the registration screen. Congratulations! Now go play with all the nifty new features of Mac OS X Leopard!