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	Double click the downloaded gpg4win executable to launch.
	
	### 1.2. Use Gpg4win Installer
	You will be presented with a security verification screen, click `Run`.
	
	Select your language, click `OK`.
	
	A welcome screen will appear, click `Next`.
	
	Now you will see the component selection screen, you must at least leave `Kleopatra` checked for this guide. Make your selections, click `Next`.
	
	It is best to leave the default installation location unless you know what you are doing. Make your selections, click `Install`.
	
	Installation has completed, click `Next`.
	
	Click `Finish`.
	
	## 2. Monero Signing Key
	This section will cover downloading the Monero signing key, verifying that the key is correct, and then importing the key to your keyring. The hash file that will be used to verify your binary is cryptographically signed with the Monero signing key. In order to check the validity of this file you must have the public version of the signing key.