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 ## Download / Installation
 
 - Open **PowerShell** (or Windows Terminal with PowerShell) as administrator.
-- Copy/paste the following and press enter:
+- Paste the following and press enter:
   
   ```
   iex (Invoke-RestMethod -Uri 'https://raw.githubusercontent.com/NelloKudo/Apple-Mobile-Drivers-Installer/main/AppleDrivInstaller.ps1')
   ```
-- And we're good, drivers installed!
+- A few seconds and we're good, drivers installed!
 
 ## Why is this a thing? Where does it download drivers from?
 
-The whole reason behind me creating this script is Windows **STILL** not including Apple's devices drivers
-in the OS by default, therefore making their installation a burden for every Apple user which needs to:
+The whole reason behind me creating this script is Windows **STILL** not including Apple's drivers
+by default, making their installation a burden for every Apple user which needs to do all of this just to use their devices:
 - Download iTunes and iCloud
 - Enable Windows Update
 - Wait for all the updates to finish and hope for Windows to *eventually* pull Apple drivers **when needed**
 
-Since Googling doesn't help with the issue, as any forum returns strange ways to pull such drivers (and many of those are outdated)
-I just went for the easy way: a script which installs the **same drivers Windows Update would**, but in an extremely faster way.
+Since Googling doesn't help with the issue, as all forum posts return strange ways to download such drivers (with most of those being super-outdated)
+I just went for the easy way: a script that installs the **same drivers Windows Update would**, but in an extremely faster way.
 
 This'd make life easier for everyone who'd just want to use their phone as hotspot *and not install every hunch of Apple software just to have some internet*.
 
 The script pulls drivers from [Microsoft's Update Catalog](https://www.catalog.update.microsoft.com/Home.aspx), which you can pretty much browse yourself to look for Apple's stuff. 
-It just install the **right ones** from that catalog to actually work out of the box on Windows.
+It just installs the **right ones** from that catalog for them to actually work out of the box on Windows.
 
 Last but not least, administrator is obviously only needed **in order to install drivers**. All it does is **installing the .inf files**
-inside such updates, which you could pretty much do yourself by right-clicking those.
+included in such updates, which you could pretty much do yourself by right-clicking those.
 
 ## Can I install the script on an offline machine?