

Assuming all goes well with the build, the installer will be placed in build-exe. You will have to go to Manage App Execution Aliases in System Settings and disable app installer for python.exe and python3.exe.If you installed Python from, you can mklink /path/to/your/python3.exe /path/to/your/python.exe.If you installed Python from the Microsoft Store, enable the python3.exe execution alias in System Settings Manage App Execution Aliases.Verify that python3 is available in your System PATH environment variable.C:\Perl64\bin (or equivalent Strawberry Perl bin folder).

C:\Perl64\site\bin (or equivalent Strawberry Perl site\bin folder).If they are not, add them to the System PATH environment variable and reboot. Verify the following entries are in your System PATH environment variable.Install CMake v3.23.x or newer from here ( install_cmake.bat in tools/prepare_build_environment/windows will download and install CMake v3.23.2 for you).Alternately, you can install Strawberry Perl.Install Python 3 via either the Microsoft Store or from here.Install Visual Studio Community Edition 2019 (run install_vs.bat from /tools/prepare_build_environment/windows).When installing Git, you can stick with all the default options presented to you by the installer. This includes installer, service/helper, and GUI. This repo contains the complete source code for the Windscribe 2.0 app.
