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# Installation Guide

1. Head over to the Ethereal website here (<https://etherealmenu.cn/>).
2. Click "Register" in the top right corner and create an account. Do not use any special characters within your account password.
3. Head to the Account Upgrade page here (<https://etherealmenu.cn/index.php?account/addsecretkey>), enter your license key and click "Purchase".
4. You may need to add 2FA to your account before continuing.
5. Before downloading the software, you will need to disable your anti-virus. This is due to the nature of the software and how it interacts with your game. All products sold on RevUnity are completely safe and do not contain any form of malicious code.
6. Download the installer via this link (<https://etherealmenu.cn/index.php?link-forums/24/>).
7. Run the software as administrator and complete any installation instructions.
8. Select your platform by clicking on the controller icon and then selecting your platform icon.
9. Head to the first tab in the application and click "Start".

You have now successfully injected the menu into the games process.


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