linuxmint 13 cinnamon dvd 64bit iso

Boot the LiveDVD
Place the DVD in the drive and restart the computer. You should now see the following
screen:
Note: If you don’t see this screen and your PC boots as usual it’s probably because your BIOS is not set to
boot on DVD. Restart the computer and press F1, F2, Delete, or Escape (or whatever key lets you enter the
BIOS configuration) and change your BIOS settings to tell your computer to boot from its DVD drive

. Install Linux Mint on your Hard Drive
From the first screen choose the default “Start Linux Mint” option and press Enter.
After a little while the live system should be ready and you should see the desktop:
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At this stage Linux Mint is not installed on your computer, it’s simply running from the
DVD. The system you have in front of you is, however, almost exactly the same as the
one you will have on your computer after the installation is finished.
Have fun with it and see if you like it. Bear in mind that when running from the DVD,
Linux Mint runs significantly slower than it does when it is installed on a hard drive,
since it has to read data from the DVD drive, which is a slower medium than the hard
drive.
When you are ready, double-click on the “Install Linux Mint” icon located on the
desktop. The Installer appears:
If you haven’t read the release notes yet, and you have an Internet connection, then this
an ideal opportunity to review them; simply click on the underlined link. It is highly
recommended that users read the release notes prior to installation in order to advise
themselves of new features, as well as any issues that might affect their particular
hardware configuration.