# Windows

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<summary>Step 1 – Download the extension</summary>

For this example we are using **SuperTables** extension

1. Go to the **Customer Portal**.
2. Navigate to the **Products** page.
3. Scroll to the extension you want to install.
4. Click the **Windows icon** to download the installation package.

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<summary>Step 2 – Download and prepare the license file</summary>

Download the **license file** from the Customer Portal.

Then:

1. Open your **Downloads** folder.
2. Copy the license file to the folder where the extension will be installed.
3. Rename the file to **`license.lic` if needed**.

The filename must match exactly.

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<summary>Step 3 – Prepare the installation folder</summary>

Make sure the installation folder contains:

* The **extension installation files**
* The **license.lic** file
* Your **SSL certificate files**

Next, extract the downloaded extension package:

1. Right-click the downloaded file.
2. Select **Extract**.
3. Extract the files into the same installation folder.

All required files should now be located in the same folder.

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<summary>Step 4 – Create the configuration file</summary>

Open **PowerShell** in the installation folder:

1. **Right-click** inside the folder
2. Select **Open in Terminal**

**or**

1. **Right-click** on the installation folder
2. Select **Open PowerShell window here**

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Run the configuration command using the extension executable:

```
.\super-tables-win.exe publish:config
```

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Press **Enter**.

\
This will generate the **configuration file** in the folder.

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<summary>Step 5 – Configure the extension</summary>

Open the generated **config file**.

Update the configuration:

* Set the **port number** the extension should run on (for example **8000**).
* Update the names of the **SSL key** and **SSL certificate** files if necessary so they match the files in the folder.

Save the configuration file.

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<summary>Step 6 – Start the extension</summary>

Once the configuration is complete:

1. Navigate to the installation folder.
2. Double-click the **extension executable**.

Windows may ask you to allow access through the **firewall**.\
Select **Allow access**.

If the installation is successful, the extension will start running on the configured port with a valid license.

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#### Access the `.trex` file

After the extension server is running, you can access the **`.trex` files** by navigating to:

```
http://localhost:8000/trex
```

The exact URL depends on the **host and port** configured in your `config` file.

Use the `.trex` file from this location when adding the extension in **Tableau Desktop**.

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We have a video guide on how to do the installation and a textual guide; see below the video for the textual guide.

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Windows inatllation guide
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