How to Install UC Browser on a PC Using the Offline Installer

This wikiHow will explain the process of installing UC Browser on your PC. Since these steps use the offline installer, no network connection is required during the installation process. You'll only need a connection to download the initial installation file.

Steps

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    Go to www.ucweb.com/desktop in your browser.
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    Click DOWNLOAD from the top tab listing.
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    Download the Offline Installer to your computer. Click the Offline Installer (50 MB) link from under the Download From UC header.
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    Run the installer. Once the download has finished, open the setup file.
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    Install UC Browser. Click the Install button to commence the installation. Allow some time for the installation to occur.
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    Finished.

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Updated: February 6, 2020
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