- Install Arduino IDE.
- Install Git for Windows https://git-scm.com/download/win Be sure to activate these options when prompted when installing, they are usually enabled by default:
- Install Python 2.7 or higher. Be sure to enable "Add Python to environment variables", when installing or add Python folder to PATH in environment variables.
- Internet connection
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Copy ESP8266.bat and/or ESP32.bat to your Arduino\hardware directory (create it if doesn't exist). One of this (the choice is up to you):
c:\Users\<User>\Documents\Arduino\hardware
Recommendedc:\<Program Files>\Arduino\hardware
in 64bitsc:\<Program Files (x86)>\Arduino\hardware
in 32bits
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For faster access you can create shortcuts to the scripts in your desktop (for example).
- Close Arduino IDE.
- Start ESP8266.bat and/or ESP32.bat for download/update the ESP8266 and/or ESP32 Arduino core. Press any button to continue after download/update every section:
- First section of the script: Download/update ESP Arduino core.
- Second section of the script: Download/update submodules.
- Third section of the script: Download/update ESP Tools.
- Open Arduino IDE and enjoy.