Installation Guide

Install DataMint on Windows

Run one command in PowerShell to install the local agent engine, generate a Desktop shortcut, and unpack the Chrome extension. Supports Windows 10 & 11 (64-bit).Using a Mac? Switch to macOS Guide →

POWERSHELL SETUP

Install DataMint using PowerShell

Install DataMint on your Windows PC using a single PowerShell command. The installer will automatically set up everything you need.

Copy the commandCopy the installation command provided on this page.
Open PowerShellPress Win + X, click Windows PowerShell, and open it.
Paste & installPaste the command into PowerShell and press Enter. The setup usually takes around 30 seconds.

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BROWSER SETUP

Load the DataMint Chrome Extension

Connect DataMint to Chrome by loading the extension and signing in with your registered email.

Open ChromeLaunch Google Chrome and go to chrome://extensions.
Turn on Developer ModeEnable Developer mode from the top-right corner.
Load the extensionClick Load unpacked and select the DataMint extension folder (DataMint\Extension).
Sign inOpen DataMint from Chrome and sign in with your registered email.

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LAUNCH & TROUBLESHOOT

Launch DataMint & Start Sourcing

Start DataMint, open the Chrome extension, and begin sourcing verified leads.

Open DataMintDouble-click DataMint.lnk on your Desktop.
Wait for the engineThe local engine will start automatically. This usually takes around 2 seconds.
Start sourcingOpen the DataMint extension in Chrome and start sourcing leads.

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FAQ

Frequently Asked Questions

Quick answers about setup and troubleshooting on Windows.

What should I do if PowerShell says 'running scripts is disabled'?

If your Windows environment restricts script execution, run this simple command once in PowerShell: Set-ExecutionPolicy RemoteSigned -Scope CurrentUser. Then paste and run the DataMint installation command again.

What if Windows SmartScreen or Defender displays 'Windows protected your PC'?

Because DataMint is a developer-built local automation tool, SmartScreen may ask for verification on first launch. Simply click 'More info' and then click 'Run anyway'. DataMint runs completely locally without telemetry.

Where is the desktop shortcut located?

The PowerShell script automatically generates a shortcut titled 'DataMint' directly on your Windows Desktop pointing to DataMint.exe in your user directory. You can double-click this shortcut anytime to start the engine.

How do I update DataMint on Windows?

To update to the latest version, simply open PowerShell and run the exact same installation command. It will gracefully terminate the old process, download the latest release files, and update your extension without losing your settings.