Sure! Here is a step-by-step guide to install software using WSL (Windows Subsystem for Linux) and extract it to the C:\software folder: 1. Open Windows Subsystem for Linux (WSL): - Press the Windows key and type "WSL". - Select "Windows Subsystem for Linux" or "WSL". - Follow the instructions to install and set up WSL if you haven't already. 2. Launch the WSL terminal: - Open the Start menu. - Search for the name of your Linux distribution (e.g., Ubuntu, Debian). - Click on the distribution to open the WSL terminal. 3. Navigate to the C:\software folder: - In the WSL terminal, use the `cd` command to navigate to the C:\software folder. - For example, enter the following command: `cd /mnt/c/software` 4. Download the software: - Use the appropriate command to download the software package. For example, if you are using `wget`, type: ```bash wget ``` Replace `` with the actual link to the software package. 5. Extract the software: - Once the download is complete, use the appropriate command to extract the software package. For example, if you are using `tar`, type: ```bash tar -xvf ``` Replace `` with the actual name of the software package file. 6. Install the software: - Follow the instructions provided by the software documentation to install the software. This can vary depending on the specific software package you are installing. - In most cases, you will find a README or INSTALL file in the extracted folder that provides installation instructions. That's it! You have successfully installed the software and extracted it to the C:\software folder using WSL. Please note that the actual commands and steps may vary depending on the specific software package and your Linux distribution. Be sure to consult the software documentation for any specific requirements or instructions.