| Download Gogrok |
Windows 2003, XP, or Vista is required before installing Gogrok.
Attention! If you are running Gogrok on Windows XP, and Gogrok is unable to attach to Windows Live Messenger, it is likely Windows Messenger is not installed on your system.
Click here to download and install Windows Messenger 5.1 from Microsoft Download Center.
Please choose one of the following download locations:
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CNet download |
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If the browser you're using is IE, and the download hasn't started after clicking, please find this warning message on top of the webpage, right-click this message. Click"allow download"
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| Before you start Gogrok, please make sure your Skype™ and Windows Live Messenger™ is installed and login. If you don’t have any of them, please click here to download Skype™ and here to download Windows Live Messenger™. |
| Step 1. Click Run in File Download window |
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| Please confirm that the download is from one of the gogrok.com domain (such as sgdownload1.gogrok.com). If not, your access to Gogrok website has been compromised. You may select "run" and you should see a second security warning |
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The GogrokSetup.exe is a signed executable module for download. The display of iGrokSoft Pte Ltd as the Publisher verifies that we are the signers of that code. If you do not see this message, your access to the Gogrok website has been compromised.
Click on The Publisher: iGrokSoft Pte Ltd to view the digital signature. |
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You should be able to see: "This digital signature is OK."
Clicking on "View Certificate" you will see the following Certification Information: |
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| Confirming the validity of the digital signature on the downloaded executable module is important because it verifies the origin of digital content and the fact that it hasn't changed since it was signed. If you trust the source (iGrokSoft Pte Ltd), then you can trust the application because it comes from a verified source. |
| Step 2: Follow the Setup Wizard. |
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| After the installation, launch Gogrok at any time by clicking the icon on your desktop. |
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| * Skype and Windows Live Messenger are free programs that use cutting edge P2P technology to bring affordable, high-quality voice communications to people all over the world. |
