Usually after. Install the basic or minimum components first: motherboard, CPU, RAM, hard-drive and optical drive. If the motherboard does not have built-in graphics (most do these days) install a graphics card. Plug in the monitor, keyboard and mouse. Unplug all other USB/FireWire devices. Start the system and set the BIOS/CMOS settings accordingly. Then install the OS.
With the OS installed, install the motherboard drivers (chipset, RAID, audio, ethernet, etc). Then install the expansion cards one at a time. Test each new component before moving to the next. Finally, install printer drivers and any other removable hardware (USB/FireWire devices).
With the hardware sorted, you can begin installing software programs.
Install first,then delete.
Unless you have experience installing stoves, you should have an electrician install it for you. You will need the proper gas and exhaust lines available before you can install the stove.
No, sorry. You have to wait until the first disc finishes installing before you can install the second. It should prompt you to insert the next disc.
Creating restore points can often be helpful before installing and removing programs in case something happens and the program fails to install correctly or is removed incorrectly.
I would recommend installing adblock, yes.
Yes it is best to uninstall any previous virus software before installing new software, even if it is from the same company.
To install any sims 2 expansion packs you need to have the sims 2 installed. You cant just install sims 2 seasons for example, you need to have the sims 2 installed. It should say that on the box somewhere.
Yes, you have to. Some devices have to be connected before installation. But if you start installing drivers even if device is not connected but has to be it will not damage the operating system.
Installing hard wood floors can be extremely tedious. I would recommend having someone install them for you.
It is generally recommended to paint baseboards before installing them to ensure even coverage and easier application.
At Microsoft download center you should be able to find such information http://www.Microsoft.com/downloads/Search.aspx?displaylang=en# typically windows will run a validation before installing media player 11 so if you just download and install media player from the above link it should run a validation before hand.
There should be installing instructions with the tach. If not contact the manufacturer.