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# WARDOGS Synthetic Commander \[DMA]

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### Download the Loader (Second PC)

<a href="https://storage.to/c/Fn1h3FPft" class="button primary" data-icon="arrow-down-to-bracket">Synthetic Commander Version</a>
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### Download the Loader (Second PC)

* Download the loader on your **second / DMA PC**.
* **Important:** The loader goes on your **DMA PC, not your gaming PC**.
* WARDOGS DMA runs from the DMA PC. Nothing needs to be installed on your main gaming PC.
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### Extract the Loader

* Extract the downloaded ZIP into its own dedicated folder on the DMA PC.
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### Enter Your Key

* Run the loader and enter your **license key** when prompted.
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### Load WARDOGS

* On the radar PC, press F to enable Fuser + 3D Radar.  \
  The 3D radar opens on its own as soon as the loader launches — there is nothing to start. If the Fuser overlay comes up on the wrong monitor, press TAB to move it.
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