> For the complete documentation index, see [llms.txt](https://wiki.zephyr-sim.com/llms.txt). Markdown versions of documentation pages are available by appending `.md` to page URLs; this page is available as [Markdown](https://wiki.zephyr-sim.com/getting-started/little-arms-launcher/installation/windows.md).

# Windows

Congratulations! 🎊 You've created a Zephyr account and you're ready to download and install Zephyr! If you need to read instructions on how to [create a Zephyr account, click here.](/getting-started/create-an-account.md)

First you'll need to download the Little Arms Launcher which is used to install Zephyr and keep it up to date.  

Login by going to <https://zephyr-sim.com/login>

Once logged in and at the Dashboard, the top navigation bar will display an orange <mark style="color:orange;">**Get Zephyr**</mark> button.

Click it.

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Whether you are using Windows or macOS will be automatically detected and the correct installer version for the Little Arms Launcher will be downloaded.

Navigate to where you downloaded the `Little Arms Launcher Setup x.x.x.exe` and double click on it.

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If prompted&#x20;

> Do you want to allow this app to make changes to this device?

Click Yes

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The Installation will begin!

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Once the installation is complete, Click Finish and the Little Arms Launcher should open.

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Once it opens, click "Sign In" and a new browser window will pop up in the system's default browser.

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Sign In using your Zephyr credentials.

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Once complete, you will be prompted by the browser to be redirected back to the Little Arms Launcher. Toggle "Always allow" and click "Open".

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You will be prompted to select the preferred drive you'd like to use to install applications downloaded through the Little Arms Launcher.  By default this will be your `C` drive. If you'd like to keep Zephyr stored on a different drive, you can choose to do so now.  It is also possible to do this later through the Settings section of the Little Arms Launcher.  If you are happy keeping Zephyr in the default `C` drive, simply click Continue.

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You are now ready to Install Zephyr! Click the big green Install button to begin the download and installation process.  This could take a while depending on how fast your internet connection is, and your hardware specifications.&#x20;

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That's it! You're ready to start flying! Click the Launch button to start the Zephyr Simulator.

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See you in the Skies!


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