To install the Wolfram Engine to a different directory, click Browse and select the directory, then click Next to continue. Click Next again to install the Wolfram Engine to the default directory.The Wolfram Engine Setup program starts and guides you through the installation.

Open the extracted folder and run setup.exe.Extract the downloaded zip file into a directory. In your file browser, navigate to the folder to which you downloaded the zip file.The license for the Wolfram Engine is created and associated with your Wolfram ID. Read the Free Wolfram Engine for Developers Terms and Conditions of Use and select the checkbox to agree.The Free Developer License Agreement page appears. If prompted, sign in with your Wolfram ID and password.The Wolfram Engine installer will be downloaded to the default downloads folder for your browser, and the Thank You page appears. From the drop-down menu, select the version that you want to download and click the red Start Download button.Quit any Wolfram products that are running on your machine.WolframScript uses the operating system’s proxy settings, which can be set by executing (from the Windows Command Prompt): netsh winhttp set proxy (proxyserver):(portnumber)įor example: netsh winhttp set proxy 10.0.0.6:8080 If you are connecting to the internet via a proxy server, WolframScript needs suitable proxy information in order to be able to activate the Wolfram Engine. If you do not have one already, you must create one. You need a Wolfram ID to activate the Wolfram Engine.

To run the Wolfram Engine on your Windows machine, you need to get a free license, install the program, then activate the product.

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