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 # Remove Media On Screen Display (ReMOSD)
-ReMOSD is an optimized application to hide Windows media on screen display (OSD). It doesn't work in background and makes all the work on launch.
+ReMOSD is an optimized application to hide Windows Media on screen display (OSD). It doesn't work in background and makes all the work on launch.
 
-P.S. Application will trigger show of media OSD on launch, this is necessary for it to work.
+P.S. Application will trigger show of Media OSD on launch, this is necessary for it to work.
 
-## How To Basic:
-### How to install:
-1) Download [latest release](https://github.com/qt-kaneko/ReMOSD/releases/download/3.0/ReMOSD.exe).
-2) Press Win+R, type shell:startup and move downloaded .exe file there, if you want to auto hide media OSD on OS start.
+## How To Basic
+### How to install
+1) Download [latest release](https://github.com/qt-kaneko/ReMOSD/releases/download/3.1/ReMOSD.exe).
+2) Open autostart folder (see ["How to open autostart folder"](#how-to-open-autostart-folder)) and move downloaded `.exe` file there, if you want to auto hide Media OSD on OS startup.
 3) Done!
-### How to uninstall:
-1) Restore default media OSD view (see "How to restore default media OSD view"). If you don't know, how to do this - you can skip this step.
-2) If you added program to autostart folder, delete it from there (see "How to install", second step, for instructions, how to open autostart folder). Otherwise - delete program from the place where you downloaded it.
-3) Restart your computer if you didn't do the first uninstall step.
+### How to uninstall
+1) Restore default Media OSD view (see ["How to restore default Media OSD view"](#how-to-restore-default-Media-OSD-view)).
+2) If you added program to autostart folder, delete it from there (see ["How to open autostart folder"](#how-to-open-autostart-folder)). Otherwise - delete program from the place where you downloaded it.
+3) Done!
+
+### How to open autostart folder
+Press Win+R, type `shell:startup`, press enter, autostart folder should open.
 
-### How to restore default media OSD view:
-Run application with --restore or -r argument.
+### How to restore default Media OSD view
+Just run ReMOSD again.
 
-## Preview:
-### Before:
+## Preview
+### Before
 ![image](https://user-images.githubusercontent.com/89200081/130510215-9a202249-ce3b-43e8-8a05-11c20071cd89.png)
-### After:
+### After
 ![image](https://user-images.githubusercontent.com/89200081/130510163-153fa0b5-6016-4392-905f-f5d09588e21a.png)