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# System requirements

## Supported environment

* Windows 10 or Windows 11
* 64-bit operating system
* Stable internet connection
* Sufficient local storage for the application runtime, browser components, cache, and results

The `v6.7.15.1` installer size is **253264229 bytes** (approximately **241.53 MiB**).

## Recommended operating conditions

* Keep Windows date, time, and timezone synchronized.
* Avoid running multiple Geo Prospector instances.
* Close unnecessary browser automation tools.
* Use a stable connection for large targets or Email Finder.
* Do not suspend or shut down Windows during finalization.
* Keep enough free storage for exports and temporary browser data.

## Performance expectations

Large targets, multiple categories, safer delay settings, duplicate checks, and Email Finder increase processing time. A longer duration does not automatically mean the search has failed.


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