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Make sure Java is installed on your workstation:
- Check whether Java is already installed.
  - press Win + R, in the open Run window type cmd and press Enter.
    In the open Command Prompt type java -version and press Enter:
    C:\Windows\system32>java -version java version "1.8.0_144" Java(TM) SE Runtime Environment (build 1.8.0_144-b01) Java HotSpot(TM) 64-Bit Server VM (build 25.144-b01, mixed mode)
  - If the command failed – install Java following the installation procedure.
Install SubGit binaries.
- Download the latest SubGit version from the website:
  
  https://subgit.com/download
- Extract files somewhere to your hard drive: right-click on the downloaded file and choose Extract all:
- in the next window choose a directory to store SubGit:
  
  The new folder named subgit-3.x.x should appear in the chosen directory
- Add SubGit bin folder into system PATH variable:
  - press Win + R, in the open Run window type cmd and press Enter.
  - In the open Command Prompt run the command below:
    > setx Path "SUBGIT_BIN;%Path%;" /M
    where
    SUBGIT_BIN – a path to the bin directory inside SubGit's directory extracted earlier.\
    C:\Windows\system32>setx path "c:\subgit-3.2.6\bin;%path%;" /M SUCCESS: Specified value was saved.
  - To verify SubGit installation open new Command Prompt window and run subgit --version command:
    C:\Windows\system32>subgit --version SubGit version 3.2.6 ('Bobique') build #3714 (c) TMate Software 2012-2017 (http://subgit.com/)
    It should show the correct SubGit version.
    If it does not – verify all the steps above are followed precisely. If it doesn't work anyway – don't hesitate to contact us at support@subgit.com.

Make sure Java is installed on your workstation:

Install SubGit binaries.