# Frida on Windows

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Open the Windows command prompt and type the following command:

pip3 install Frida-tools

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Frida has been successfully installed on Windows 10.

Now test the successful installation using the following command.

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We see that Frida could not be identified by Windows 10.

Let’s copy the path where Frida has been installed.

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Now browse to that path, and we can see that Frida is available on this path.

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Now access Frida as shown in the figure below.

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If you need Frida to get open from any location, copy the above path into the environment variable.&#x20;


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