Follow these steps to install Linux File Recovery on the Host Computer:

1. Make sure the Host Computer meets all of the system requirements and that the Host Computer and Good Device have sufficient memory available, as defined in the Pre-Installation Checklist.
2. If you haven't done so yet, install the Bad Device as an additional device to the Host Computer. You can contact the drive manufacturer for assistance to install their drive as a slave (secondary) device. Be sure that the primary drive is loading Windows.
3. Download Linux File Recovery if you have not yet done so.
4. Extract the zip file with a file-compression utility such as WinZip, PKZip or WinRAR. If you already have one of these utilities, it will launch automatically when you double-click the zip file. If you don't have a file-compression utility, you must download one from the Internet.
5. Double-click the Linux File Recovery Installer.
6. Follow the on-screen instructions.

   (Be sure you don't install Linux File Recovery on the Bad Device).

Note: If you download Linux File Recovery from the Internet, open Windows Explorer (or My Computer), locate the downloaded file, and then decompress and double-click on it to start the installation process.