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Tip

Even if you have already installed the "1-Click upgrade" module, make sure you are using the latest version:

  • PrestaShop 1.4: Check the version number in your "Modules" tab, then compare it to the version number listed on the Addons website (see below). If the numbers differ, proceed with the download and update.
    • To update you module: uninstall it and delete it from the PrestaShop administration, then copy the "/autoupgrade" folder from the module's archive (that you have downloaded from the Addons website) to the "/modules" folder of your installation of PrestaShop. Finally, install the module from the administration.
  • PrestaShop 1.5 and later versions: PrestaShop will automatically check the Addons site for new versions of your modules. If a new version is available, it will display a new "Upgrade!" button next to the "Install/Uninstall" button. Click to have PrestaShop download and update the module for you.

Simply follow the normal path usual steps to installing install a module on in PrestaShop:

  1. Download the 1-Click Upgrade module from PrestaShop Addons: http://addons.prestashop.com/en/administration-tools/5496-autoupgrade.html. Save the Zip file to your desktop.
  2. In your PrestaShop administration panel, go to the "Modules" page of the "Modules" menu.

  3. Click on the "Add a module" button, located at the top right of the list of available modules.

    Tip

    If updating from version 1.4, click on the "Add a module from my computer" link, located at the top left.

  4. In the form that opens, click on the "Browse..." button, then find and select the module's Zip file that you just downloaded.
  5. Click the "Upload this Module" button. PrestaShop will put the module on your server, unzip it, and place the files in the /modules folder.

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