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 # Barikade
-![](https://raw.githubusercontent.com/cdhtlr/Barikade/main/Barikade/logo..png "Barikadde Logo")
+![](https://raw.githubusercontent.com/cdhtlr/Barikade/main/logo.png "Barikadde Logo")
 
 Barikade (in Indonesian) or barricade (in English) is a Windows Service to close background and foreground processes running outside of permitted directories.
 
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 You should not use Barikade as the main protection layer for Windows hardening. Use an antivirus, firewall, access control, applocker, etc. to configure Windows security until it is completely safe, then add Barikade if needed.
 
 Barikade uses WinDivert to work, there may be a failure to prevent network connection. So, make sure you use it with caution.
+
+
+## How to use
+Because Barikade is a Windows Service, to run it please open a command prompt or terminal as an administrator then run the command below:
+```
+sc create "Barikade" binpath= C:\example\path\of\\Barikade.exe start= auto
+```
+
+Then run Barikade for the first time.
+```
+sc start Barikade
+```
+
+AllowedPaths.ini file will be created in the directory where Barikade.exe is located, edit it and fill it with the directory containing the programs that are allowed to run.
+
+### Example
+```
++C:\Program Files\
++C:\Program Files (x86)\
++C:\Windows\
+-D:\Portable Program\
+```
+
+> Directories that start with a + sign are recursive, while directories that start with a - sign are non-recursive.
+
+Restart Barikade service or restart Windows to apply changes.
+
+## To-Do
+- [ ] Analyze the causes of high CPU usage