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 #### For all versions
 - Copy all files from the Tasmota release Source code folder *lib* into your *sketchbook\libraries* folder.
-- About the issue of missing header files and/or libraries while compiling that users had, it is possible that the library folder is in the wrong place. That issue can be happen if you installed your Arduino IDE in a virtual environment. This came up after some tests (6) of an installation in `VM-Ware Workstation 14 Pro - 14.1.1 build-7528167` with not all current updates from VM-Ware. The library folder was placed in **/portable/libraries** and not in **/portable/sketchbook/libraries**. We can't say why that happens but there is the possibilty. So please check it when you get compile errors with missing header files and/or libaries. After updating VM-Ware the issue was gone. The installation of Arduino IDE 1.8.8 on windows 7 pro were 100% ok without any issue.
+- About the issue of missing header files and/or libraries while compiling that users had, it is possible that the library folder is in the wrong place. That issue can be happen if you installed your Arduino IDE in a virtual environment. This came up after some tests (6) of an installation in `VM-Ware Workstation 14 Pro - 14.1.1 build-7528167` with not all current updates from VM-Ware. The library folder was placed in **/portable/libraries** and not in **/portable/sketchbook/libraries**. We can't say why that happens but there is the possibilty. So please check it when you get compile errors with missing header files and/or libaries. After updating VM-Ware and a new installation of Arduino IDE 1.8.8 the issue was gone. The installation of Arduino IDE 1.8.8 on windows 7 pro were 100% ok without any issue.
 - Copy the Tasmota release Source code folder *sonoff* to your *sketchbook*.
 - Note: your *sketchbook* location can be found in the Arduino IDE preferences, default on the Mac is ``~/Documents/Arduino``.