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= Overview =
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Installation guides for every release of the '''full edition of Manjaro''' (i.e. complete with a desktop environment, popular software applications, and codecs), have been provided bellow for both beginners and experienced users. These guides may also be used to install Manjaro as a main operating system, or within a virtual machine environment using '''[https://www.virtualbox.org/ Oracle's Virtualbox]'''. Rebooting your computer (or starting your virtual machine) after connecting your installation media should be sufficient to start the process.  If you find that your computer continues to boot into your existing operating system despite this, then check that:
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Installation guides for every release of Manjaro have been provided below for both beginners and experienced users. These guides may also be used to install Manjaro as a main operating system, or within a virtual machine environment using '''[https://www.virtualbox.org/ Oracle's Virtualbox]'''. Rebooting your computer (or starting your virtual machine) after connecting your installation media should be sufficient to start the process.  If you find that your computer continues to boot into your existing operating system despite this, then check that:


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* The ISO Download and/or installation media has not been corrupted, and that
* The ISO Download and/or installation media has not been corrupted, and that
* Your disc drive or USB flash-drive - depending on which you are using to install - is listed higher up in the boot order than your hard drive (i.e. that they will be booted from first).  
* Your disc drive or USB flash-drive, depending on which you are using to install, is listed higher up in the boot order than your hard drive, which means that it will be booted from first.  


Checking and amending your boot order if necessary will require either going into your computer's ''BIOS settings'' (if installing Manjaro as your main operating system), or Virtualbox's ''System Settings'' (if installing in a virtual machine).


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Checking and amending your boot order, if necessary, will require either going into your computer's ''BIOS settings'', if installing Manjaro as your main operating system,
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= Manjaro 0.8.2 =
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{{Tip|It is recommended that unless there is a specific reason to do otherwise, most users - beginners and experienced alike - should use the standard Stable Installer for the best results.}}
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In addition to the standard '''Stable Installer''', Manjaro 0.8.2 also provides the experimental '''Testing Installer''', which is <u>specifically aimed at more experienced users</u>. The Testing Installer provides several new - and advanced - features not otherwise found in the Stable Installer. This includes supporting the ''Unified Extensible Firmware Interface'' ('''[http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Unified_Extensible_Firmware_Interface EFI]'''), ''B-tree file system'' ('''[http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Btrfs btrfs]'''), and ''Redundant Array of Independent Disks'' ('''[http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/RAID RAID]''') storage system.
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* [[UEFI - Install Guide]]
: ''If your machine's motherboard runs UEFI/EFI you should read this guide. ''


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* [[Important hidden .dot files in your home partition]]
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* [[Installation Guide for Beginners 0.8.2|Installation Guide for Beginners]] '''<font color="green">(NEW!)</font color>'''
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: ''A simple guide where no technical knowledge or expertise is required''.
* [[Partitioning Overview and Existing Partition Tables]]
: ''Basic overview of partition structure, & useful pointers re. existing partitions. Look here if you have an existing /home partition for options re. your existing config files''.




* [[Installation Guide for Experienced Users 0.8.2|Installation Guide for Experienced Users]] '''<font color="red">(TBA)</font color>'''
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: ''Manually partition your hard disk and edit the necessary configuration files''.
* [[cfdisk Basic Partitioning Scenarios]]
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: ''How to create two or three partition schemes to install Manjaro''.
 
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* [[Installation Guide For Experienced Users (Testing Installer) 0.8.2|Testing Installer Installation Guide For Experienced Users]] '''<font color="red">(TBA)</font color>'''
: ''Utilise advanced features including EFI, btrfs and RAID''.
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= Manjaro 0.8.0 and 0.8.1 =
 
Both guides provided are virtually identical. The only real difference between them is that the ''Guide for Beginners'' utilises the '''assisted preparation''' method to automatically prepare and partition your computer's hard disk for you. The ''Guide for Experienced Users'' instead utilises the ''non-assisted preparation'' method, whereby the hard disk must be prepared and partitioned manually. In addition, the ''Guide for Beginners'' also provides detailed explanations to edit various configuration files if desired; while the ''Guide for Experienced Users'' assumes existing knowledge and expertise to do so.
 
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* [[Installation Guide for Beginners 0.8.0-1|Installation Guide for Beginners]]
: ''Automatically partition your computer's hard disk''.
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* [[Installation Guide for Experienced Users 0.8.0-1|Installation Guide for Experienced Users]]
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=See Also=


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BigManjaroIcon.png
Overview


tip
For best results, please ensure that Manjaro is connected to the internet prior to starting the installation process.

Installation guides for every release of Manjaro have been provided below for both beginners and experienced users. These guides may also be used to install Manjaro as a main operating system, or within a virtual machine environment using Oracle's Virtualbox. Rebooting your computer (or starting your virtual machine) after connecting your installation media should be sufficient to start the process. If you find that your computer continues to boot into your existing operating system despite this, then check that:

  • The ISO Download and/or installation media has not been corrupted, and that
  • Your disc drive or USB flash-drive, depending on which you are using to install, is listed higher up in the boot order than your hard drive, which means that it will be booted from first.


Checking and amending your boot order, if necessary, will require either going into your computer's BIOS settings, if installing Manjaro as your main operating system, or into Virtualbox's System Settings if installing in a virtual machine.


note
If you already have an existing /home partition be sure to read this section of the wiki first

Guides

If your machine's motherboard runs UEFI/EFI you should read this guide.


These files can save your time when reinstalling or installing a new distro.

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