Step-by-Step Guide: Learn How to Easily Install Arch Linux on Your Windows PC

Installing arch windows can be a daunting task, but with the right steps, it can be accomplished easily. Before you get started, it’s important to measure the arch as accurately as possible. The width of the arch, as well as the radius, need to be exact in order to get the window to fit correctly. If there’s existing windows in the frame, you’ll need to remove them using a pry bar and hammer. If you’re starting with an empty frame, you can skip this step.

Once the window is out, you can then fill in around the edges with expanding foam insulation. This is done to give the windows extra support, as well as provide some extra insulation. Allow the foam to harden before you move on. Additionally, you need to apply a bead of elastomeric caulk around the interior edges of the blind stops.

When it comes to installing the window itself, you may need some help to get it up into the window frame. Once it’s in the proper place, you can then shim the window to make sure it’s level and plumb. As you adjust the shims, drive a screw into the top of the window frame so that the window is securely in place. You can then finish screwing it in through the pre-made holes in the edge of the window.

At this point, all you have to do is cut off any protruding shims with a utility knife, and fill in any gaps with caulk or foam. Once all gaps are filled, your arch window installation is complete! It may seem daunting, but as long as you take your time to complete each of these steps, you’ll have installed the window perfectly and you can marvel at your arch window in its new location.