Editing Installation (computer programs) (section)

===Attended installation===
On [[Windows]] systems, this is the most common form of installation. An installation process usually needs a user who attend it to make choices, such as accepting or declining an [[end-user license agreement]] (EULA), specifying preferences such as the installation location, supplying passwords or assisting in [[product activation]]. In graphical environments, installers that offer a [[wizard (software)|wizard-based interface]] are common. Attended installers may ask users to help mitigate the errors. For instance, if the disk in which the computer program is being installed was full, the installer may ask the user to specify another target path or clear enough space in the disk. A common misconception is unarchivation, which is not considered an installation action because it does not include user choices, such as accepting or declining EULA.