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1. make sure that metal studs are secured to both the top and bottom plates of the wall. They should be correctly spaced at 16 inches apart and should be perfectly vertical, or plumb.

2. line up your first piece of drywall to the studs. It is best to hang gypsum board horizontally, rather than vertical. Once the drywall is in place, you will want to start driving in your first screw.

3. You will need to apply some force once it first hits the stud, but once it taps a hole it should go in fairly simply.

4. Once both ends are secure, then begin to run the screws along each of the other studs, using the same spacing. Once the first sheet is securely fastened, butt the next sheet up to it, and make sure you leave the screws about half an inch from each edge.

5. Once gypsum board has been hung, you can now move onto taping and adding drywall compound.