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@@ -9,10 +9,15 @@ It has been tested on the following operating systems:
 - AlmaLinux
 - Rocky Linux
 - Debian
-- Windows (Restic only)
+- [Windows](#windows-support) (Restic only)
 
 Ultimately, any system that can compile the code and has the `borg` or `restic` 
 binary files in the running user's `$PATH` environment variable should be able 
 to run `norg` without issue.
 
-
+## Windows Support
+Norg does work on windows but requires `libcrypto` and `libssl`. You can just put 
+these libraries in the same directory as the `norg.exe` binary.  
+You can also install Nim (which includes these libraries) on Windows and put 
+the `./nim/bin` folder in your `$PATH` environment variable for these libraries 
+to be found and referenced.