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### Windows
Installing the Windows Podman client begins by downloading the Podman windows installer. The windows installer is built with each Podman release and is downloadable from its [release description page](https://github.com/containers/podman/releases/latest). You can also build the installer from source using the `podman.msi` Makefile endpoint.
Installing the Windows Podman client begins by downloading the Podman Windows installer. The Windows installer is built with each Podman release and is downloadable from its [release description page](https://github.com/containers/podman/releases/latest). The Windows installer file is named `podman-v.#.#.#.msi`, where the `#` symbols represent the version number of Podman. At the time of this writing, the file name is `podman-v3.4.4.msi`. You can also build the installer from source using the `podman.msi` Makefile endpoint.
Once you have downloaded the installer, simply double click the installer and Podman will be installed. The path is also set to put `podman` in the default user path.
Once you have downloaded the installer to your Windows host, simply double click the installer and Podman will be installed. The path is also set to put `podman` in the default user path.
Podman must be run at a command prompt using the Windows ‘cmd” or powershell applications.
Podman must be run at a command prompt using the Windows Command Prompt (`cmd.exe`) or PowerShell (`pwsh.exe`) applications.
### macOS