> ## Documentation Index
> Fetch the complete documentation index at: https://docs.taqtile.com/llms.txt
> Use this file to discover all available pages before exploring further.

# Manifest Windows Docker – PowerShell Install Script

> This is a guide on how to use the manifest-docker-install PowerShell.

This is a guide on how to use the manifest-docker-install PowerShell. 

## Prerequisites

* Windows Docker Desktop installed and running (See [here](https://docs.docker.com/desktop/windows/install/) for instructions on how to do so) 

## Video Tutorial

Please use this [video tutorial](https://vimeo.com/727210936) to assist in the deployment of Manifest in an on premise environment.

## Installing Manifest

* [Open Link](https://raw.githubusercontent.com/taqtile-us/ContainerScripts/main/manifest-docker-install.txt)
* Save the PowerShell script to a location on your own computer in a directory where you wish Manifest to be installed 
  * Set the Save as type to All Files  
  * Set the File name to “manifest-docker-install.ps1” 
* Open File Explorer 
* Go to the directory where “manifest-docker-install.ps1” was saved 
* Right click on “manifest-docker-install.ps1” and click Run with PowerShell 
* PowerShell script will run and install Manifest 
  * This may take a while as the container images will be pulled from a remote container registry 
* Once the script has completed the Manifest Client Portal will be loaded in the browser 
* If running in a localhost environment the client portal can also be accessed at “[https://localhost”](https://localhost”) 
* Bypass “your connection is not private” error by clicking on “Advanced” and then “Proceed to \<link>” to access the Manifest Client Portal 

## Updating Manifest

* [Open Link](https://raw.githubusercontent.com/taqtile-us/ContainerScripts/main/manifest-docker-install.txt)
* Save the PowerShell script to the location where Manifest was installed initially  
  * Set the Save as type to All Files  
  * Set the File name to “manifest-docker-update.ps1” 
  * **NOTE**: The correct folder directory is where the existing “docker-compose.yml” & “manifest-docker-install.ps1” is saved 
* Open File explorer 
* Go to the directory where “manifest-docker-update.ps1” was saved 
* Right click on “manifest-docker-update.ps1” and click Run with PowerShell 
* PowerShell script will run and update Manifest 
  * This may take a while as updated container images will be pulled from a remote container registry 
* Once the script has completed the Manifest Client Portal will be loaded in the browser 
* If running in a localhost environment the client portal can also be accessed at “[https://localhost”](https://localhost”) 
* Bypass “your connection is not private” error by clicking on “Advanced” and then “Proceed to link” to access the Manifest Client Portal