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# Installation Guide

## Preparation

1. Disable UAC in your windows settings.
2. Disable all Anti-viruses/antimalware, including Defender. Adding to defender Exclusions too.
3. Disable all Overlays.
4. Uninstall FACE-IT.
5. Disable Vanguard.
6. Install Visual C++ 2013 Redistributable Packages. [DOWNLOAD HERE](http://www.microsoft.com/en-us/download/details.aspx?id=40784) (You must Install both 32bit and 64bit versions, Even if you are on a 64bit windows.).

## Installation

1. Start by joining their Discord Server via this link (<https://discord.com/invite/nextch>) alternatively, you can link your Discord account to your next account to gain access to their private server.
2. Once in their Discord server, head to the "Changelog" channel to download the latest NextStrike loader and run it as administrator.
3. When the NextStrike loader is open, you will need register a username, password and license key. Please make sure to use a password you will remember.
4. When the loader is open, you can launch the game.

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


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