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# How do I download and install?

### **Please follow the steps below to redeem and download Seryx**

1. Go to [Seryx website](https://seryx.gg/register/) and register an account and download the loader.
2. Turn off your PC's security settings as this can block the menu from working. Add the loader to your antivirus and Windows Defender exclusions. This helps avoid conflicts that can prevent the loader from launching properly.
3. Join Seryx [discord](https://discord.com/invite/seryx) and go to their commands channel and type /verify to get your customer role.
4. Right-click the loader .exe and select “Run as Administrator”. This ensures it has the correct system permissions to function.
5. The loader will open and begin authenticating. Wait patiently for it to finish connecting, this may take a few seconds depending on your internet.
6. Once authenticated, you can launch FiveM. The menu will initialize in-game and you’re ready to go.


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