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This should start the installer. Click on yes to run the installer, and then click on I accept the agreement and click next.
Click next again and click next again. I'm going to check the create a desktop shortcut box and then click on next. And, then click on install. Because I don't want to read the readme, I'm going to deselect the view readme. This should start the program. Through the use of movie magic, I'm going to zip past the rest of the download.
If your ISO isn't downloaded yet, just pause the video until it is. Go ahead and close the downloads window. Now we'll want to choose our DVD image that we downloaded. Click on the dropdown so we can select all files, and then click on CentOS seven, and click on open. Ensure that under device, it's your USB thumb drive that you just plugged in, and click on write, then click on yes.
Once this process is done, we can remove the thumb drive and place it in the machine that we want to install CentOS seven on.
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