> For the complete documentation index, see [llms.txt](https://kernelware.gitbook.io/kernelcheatsgg/llms.txt). Markdown versions of documentation pages are available by appending `.md` to page URLs; this page is available as [Markdown](https://kernelware.gitbook.io/kernelcheatsgg/welcome.md).

# Welcome

Welcome to the official Kernelware.gg Setup Guide.

This documentation contains everything you need to get your product set up and running correctly. We recommend following each section in order, even if you have used similar products before, as missing a step can cause issues during setup or launch.

#### Getting Started

* **Pre-Requisites**\
  Start with the **Pre-Requisites Guide** to properly prepare your PC and make sure all required settings and software are configured.
* **Product Setup**\
  Once your system is ready, select your product and follow its dedicated setup guide carefully.
* **Download & License**\
  Use the download and license information provided with your KernelWare order to access your product. Always make sure you are using the **latest available version**.
* **DMA Products**\
  If you are using a DMA-based product, follow the dedicated **DMA Setup Guide** for the required hardware, connections, and configuration.
* **Need Help?**\
  If you run into any issues, join the **KernelWare Discord** and open a support ticket. When contacting support, explain the issue you're experiencing and the steps you've already completed so we can help you faster.

> **Important:** Always follow the latest version of our documentation. Setup requirements may change when products receive updates.

Thank you for choosing **KernelWare**.


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