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Red Is On Windows

Installing Redis on Windows is straightforward by downloading the latest 32-bit or 64-bit .exe package from the Redis GitHub page. This installs Redis as a service and the Redis client. If installing as a service fails, manually create the service using the sc command in an administrator command prompt, ensuring the binPath and paths with spaces are properly formatted.

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Red Is On Windows

Installing Redis on Windows is straightforward by downloading the latest 32-bit or 64-bit .exe package from the Redis GitHub page. This installs Redis as a service and the Redis client. If installing as a service fails, manually create the service using the sc command in an administrator command prompt, ensuring the binPath and paths with spaces are properly formatted.

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Getting started with Redis on Windows is easy:

1. Download the latest .exe package


fromhttps://github.com/rgl/redis/downloads (choose the appropriate latest 32 or 64
bit version).
2. Running the exe will install Redis as a service and install the Redis client.
Troubleshooting
I got an issue when installing the service through the setup. I had to do so manually
using this command (ensure that you run cmd as Administrator):
sc create redis binPath= "C:\Program Files\Redis\redis-service.exe
redis conf/redis.conf"

Note that Windows is particularly fussy about the space after binPath=, and paths with
spaces must be wrapped with quotes.
Have fun!

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