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 ## Installation with Conan
 
 1. Download the `conanrecipe.py` file from the `conan` folder in the root directory of the repo.
-1. Move `conanrecipe.py` to your project's directory.
-1. Run `conan install conanrecipe.py --build=missing` to add libaura to your project with conan. 
+1. Rename `conanrecipe.py` to `conanfile.py` and move it to a new folder called `libaura`.
+1. From this new `libaura` folder, run `conan create . --build=missing`.
+1. Once this is completed, you can reference `libaura/2024.1.0` in your project's conanfile.
 
 ## Manual Building and Installation
 libaura uses Conan package manager for resolving dependencies and CMake as it's build system.
@@ -52,4 +53,4 @@ Visual Studio 2022 with C++ Desktop workload is required to be installed.
 1. To install libaura to the system, from the `build` folder, run `cmake --install . --prefix "PATH_TO_INSTALL_DIR"`.
     - Replace `PATH_TO_INSTALL_DIR` with the path to a folder to install libaura to. This is usually a dependencies folder set up by the programmer, added to the PATH variable, to allow linking to said dependencies.
     - On linux, `PATH_TO_INSTALL_DIR` would usually be `/usr`.
-1. If contributing to upstream, remove `conanfile-windows.txt` and `conanprofile-windows.txt` from the repo's root directory as to not accidentally add and commit them.
+1. If contributing to upstream, remove `conanfile-windows.txt` and `conanprofile-windows.txt` from the repo's root directory as to not accidentally add and commit them.