How to Install Curl on Windows

cURL is short for Client URL and is a command-line or script used to transfer data.We will show you how to install cURL on Windows.
2-Click curl Download Wizard. You'll see this under the "Download Wizard" header.
3-Click curl executable. This is usually the first listing in the menu.
4-Click the drop-down under "Select Operating System" and select Windows 32 or 64. If your CPU is a 32-bit processor, you'll need to download the 32-bit version; if your CPU is a 64-bit processor, you can download either, but the 64-bit version of cURL will take full advantage of your CPU's benefits.
5-Click Select. This is next to the drop-down menu of available OS-compatible downloads.
6-Select what version you want (only available for certain downloads, like Win32). Some builds of cURL, like with Win32, have different versions. Click the drop-down to select a version.
If "Generic" is available, choose that.
Click Select to continue. You'll be directed to a page of recommended downloads.
7-Click the arrow in the first result. This is usually a link to a download from the official cURL website.
8-Click the build you want. You may have to choose between a 32-bit and 64-bit build again.
9-Save the downloaded file. When your file browser pops up, choose a location to save the file and click Save.
10-Extract the files from the zipped folder. A zipped file will download to the location you specified, and you'll need to unzip the folder to continue.
12-Type "cmd" in the address bar of your file browser to launch a command window. You can also type "CMD" in the search area of the Start Menu.
13-Type "curl" into the command window and press ↵ Enter. If you opened the command window from the address bar of file browser while you were navigated in the "bin" folder, command prompt should already have the appropriate address entered.
You should see command prompt return to you commands that you can try with curl.
You can use the curl command on your computer from that specific path. If you type "curl" in command prompt at a path different from where it's located (in the "bin" folder of the unzipped folder), it will not work.
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[liambourke]

I have an earlier version of curl already installed on my windows machine..do i follow the same process to update it?