Before downloading, verify if curl is already on your system by opening the (cmd) or PowerShell and running: curl --version Use code with caution.

Once you have the .zip file, follow these steps to set it up permanently: curl for Windows

If you're unsure which version to pick, use the curl Download Wizard, selecting Win64 , Generic , and x86_64 to get the correct package for your machine. 3. Installation and Setup

If you see version information (e.g., curl 8.20.0 ), it is already installed. If you receive an error that "curl is not recognized," or if you need to update to the latest version, follow the steps below. 2. Download the Latest curl for Windows 64-bit

Downloading and installing is a straightforward process, whether you are looking for the latest binary or just checking if your system already has it pre-installed. Since Windows 10 (version 1803), Microsoft has included a version of curl by default, though many developers prefer downloading the official latest release for more up-to-date features and security patches. 1. Check if curl is Already Installed

You can often find a direct link for the 64-bit zip package which includes the executable and necessary SSL certificates.

For the most current official build, go directly to the source:

Visit the curl for Windows page to find the latest 64-bit (x64) binaries.