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# Software Installation

If you need any help with installing Marso Measure, please reach out to support\@m-xr.com.

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## Installation Steps

1. The installer is an MSI that installs to program files. 
2. You will be prompted to accept the T\&Cs upon installation, simply accept and continue. 
3. If you wish to uninstall, this can be done by locating Marso Measure and selecting uninstall. This process is the same as any other app you have on your workstation. 

## Next Steps

After the installer completes, Marso Measure can be launched from the start menu. You will then need to sign in to your M-XR Account again, then you will be ready to continue to [Setup](/marso-measure/getting-started/software-setup.md).

## Demo Data

Some data can be found [here](https://api.m-xr.com/v1/maestro/demo).

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