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Tutorials/12-Win7_VM_Installation.md

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 1. Download [VirtualBox](https://www.virtualbox.org/wiki/Downloads). 
-1. Go to <http://dev.modern.ie/tools/vms/> and download a Windows 7 virtual machine (I used IE8) image for your appropriate host on the "Choose your OS" tab. (The OS that your computer runs natively). Choosing Virtual Box as the platform.
-1. Extract and double click on the .OVA file resulting from the extraction. This should start Virtual Box and set up your VM's configurations. 
-1. Some EEG processing software uses a lot of RAM (OpenViBE aquisition server for example). In fact, some will take up one entire core, if they can. Because of this, I would advise that you configure your VM to have multiple cores and as much RAM as you deem reasonable. 
-1. Import the VM, go through all the configs and start it. 
-1. For more detailed instructions/tutorials and troubleshooting see the [Windows Manual](http://modernievirt.blob.core.windows.net/vhd/release_notes_license_terms_1_5_15.pdf). (If you selected a different distribution other than Win 7, see the respective manual in the Windows page.)
-1. Follow the [OBCI on Windows](http://docs.openbci.com/Tutorials/11-OpenBCI_on_Windows) tutorial to properly connect your OBCI board on Windows.
+2. Go to <http://dev.modern.ie/tools/vms/> and download a Windows 7 virtual machine (I used IE8) image for your appropriate host on the "Choose your OS" tab. (The OS that your computer runs natively). Choosing Virtual Box as the platform.
+3. Extract and double click on the .OVA file resulting from the extraction. This should start Virtual Box and set up your VM's configurations. 
+4. Some EEG processing software uses a lot of RAM (OpenViBE aquisition server for example). In fact, some will take up one entire core, if they can. Because of this, I would advise that you configure your VM to have multiple cores and as much RAM as you deem reasonable. 
+5. Import the VM, go through all the configs and start it. 
+6. For more detailed instructions/tutorials and troubleshooting see the [Windows Manual](http://modernievirt.blob.core.windows.net/vhd/release_notes_license_terms_1_5_15.pdf). (If you selected a different distribution other than Win 7, see the respective manual in the Windows page.)
+7. Follow the [OBCI on Windows](http://docs.openbci.com/Tutorials/11-OpenBCI_on_Windows) tutorial to properly connect your OBCI board on Windows.
 
 NOTE: Make sure that Guest Additions are installed correctly on your VM. With the image used, they should be automatically installed.