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*Personal note from the author of this tutorial: when I first installed my first WoW server I was 15, I had no programming knowledge at all, I was using Windows XP and barely understood English. I'm sure if you are reading this, you have already more skills than I used to have when I was trying to install MaNGOS+UDB+ScriptDev2 and get a decent WoW server to run on my local machine.
Initially, I spent hours trying to read and understand tutorials from different people written on different websites, but eventually, I succeeded. AzerothCore is an all-in-one project so it's going to be easier than that, bear with me and you'll get there!*
+Tempted to use a repack instead? [Don't do it](https://www.mangosrumors.org/why-you-should-not-use-repacks-to-run-your-wow-server/).
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## Installing AzerothCore on your computer
The first step is always installing a local WoW server in your own machine. And there are several ways to do it, which can vary according to the operating system.