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# Makcu Driver
The following steps should be done on your Second PC.
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### Download the Driver
Makcu Driver
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### Install the Driver
* Extract the contents to a folder.
* Right-click the `.inf` file and select **Install**.
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### Configure COM Port
1. On your second PC, open **Device Manager**.
2. Expand the **Ports (COM & LPT)** section.
3. Right-click your COM device and select **Properties**.
4. Go to the **Port Settings** tab and click **Advanced**.
5. Set the COM port number to **any value lower than 10**.
6. Click **OK** to save changes.
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### Makcu Testing
1. Inside of the Makcu software, type: `km.move(100,100)`
2. Press enter, your mouse should move down and to the right on your main PC.
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### Restart Makcu for Changes to Apply
* If the **Makcu AIO Tool** is open, close it.
* Unplug and replug the **left-most cable** on the Makcu to restart it.
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### :check: You're Done
Your Makcu has setup successfully.
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