There is a way to install cURL in windows in order to run cURL commands from the command prompt?

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Of course!

Download cURL for Windows from here (and be sure to select it from Win32 - Generic way down on the page). Then place it in a directory inside your PATH environment variable (ie: C:\Windows\System32) or run it with it's full path preceding the executable name. If you place it in a directory that's inside your PATH, make sure to close and then reopen command prompt to make the command available.

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You don't need to reopen the console if you put it in a directory on the path, you only need to do that if you change the PATH variable. – Nathan Tomkins May 11 at 3:24
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After installing OpenSSL Light, restart Windows, open Command Prompt, then do a test command like:

curl http://www.google.com

If you get HTML tags back, it worked.

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