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# Install
* Head on over to the [dashboard ](https://dashboard.prismaio.com/)to download
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**System Requirements:**
* Memory (RAM)**:** `4 GB`
* Disk Space: `5 GB`
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* Click the tab corresponding to the device you are installing PrismAIO on.
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### **Step 1:**
Click the button below to download the Windows version
### **Step 2:**
* Click the `prism-setup.exe` folder to get started. This can be found by heading to `file explorer -> downloads` and double-clicking the Prism download file.
### Step 3:
* Proceed with the setup by following the on-screen instructions.
### Step 4:
* Login using the **same email and password that you use to login to the dashboard.** If everything is correct, PrismAIO will open and you will be presented with the bot.
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### **Step 1:**
Click the corresponding button below to download the Mac version
### **Step 2:**
* Go ahead and click the `prism-setup.dmg` file to get started. This can be found my heading to `Finder -> Downloads` and double-clicking the Prism download.
### Step 3:
* Drag the PrismAIO icon into the Applications folder. Then, double click the PrismAIO application to open.
### Step 4:
* Login using the **same email and password that you use to login to the dashboard.** If everything is correct, PrismAIO will open and you will be presented with the bot.
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