How to Install Maple for Windows

To install and use Maple, the user must be on campus network or connected to the VPN. If you do not have the VPN, please use the steps in the article on the right hand site to connect. 

  1. Once you are connected to the campus network or the VPN, download the installer from the Maple Windows link
  2. Extract the folder from the zip file by right clicking the folder in the downloads section and selecting extract all to a location of your choice. 
  3. Open the extracted folder and run setup-windows.  
    • Allow admin permission if requested.
  4. Select your preferred language and select Ok.
  5. Click Next on Welcome to setup page.
  6. Accept the agreement and click Next.
  7. Leave the directory as default, click Next.
  8. Leave Yes for Desktop Shortcut, select Next.
  9. Select Network License for License Type, select Next.
  10. Select Single Server for Single or Redundant Server, select Next.
  11. At License Server, type shuacd.sacredheart.edu, and leave the port number as is, select Next.
  12. On Check for Updates, leave the top two boxes checked, select Next.
  13. You might be alerted regarding Updates, select Next again to start installation.
  14. Installation will take about 10-15 minutes. Select Finish when it is done.

Testing Maple Installation

  1. Locate and launch Maple.
    • Allow access for Windows Defender Firewall if prompted.
  2. Create a New Worksheet.
  3. Enter any mathematical expression and press Enter.
  4. If the expression is processed, you are all set.
  5. If you receive a kernel error or another error, please call the service desk for assistance. 
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