Let me clarify this by sharing a recent experience. I was working as a technical support engineer, and we had a situation where a new employee joined the company. My task was to prepare a laptop for them. Here's the situation: the laptop was a refurbished one without an operating system. I started by installing Windows 10, which is the standard OS used in our company. After the installation, I ensured all necessary drivers were updated and installed essential software like Microsoft Office and antivirus programs. That brings me to the next step, which involved configuring the employee's email account in Outlook and setting up network access. To put it another way, I made sure the system was fully operational and ready for the employee to start work without any technical hiccups. This process is something I handle regularly and have become quite adept at ensuring a smooth setup for new users.